Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5300

хороший продукт...я купил продукт от Amazon каждый раз, когда н не очень хороший опыт..????????????????????

Никаких жалоб от продукта. Но Никон должен предоставить один диск для учебника цель для начинающих. Есть один диск, но это на функциональность камеры.

Качество изображения хорошее. Скорость затвора-это хорошо. Характеристики хорошие.

Офигенный аппарат ..он по-прежнему востребован, даже если прошло более 2 лет с этой камеры открылась .Вы можете нажать очень хорошее качество изображения с этим. Если вы хотите принять ваши изображения в следующем посте процесс изображение с Lightroom или любой другой хороший софт. Использовать объектив 35мм с ним для лучшего фото.Оба объектива в поле не будет иметь бленду и крышку объектива. Мешок камеры от Nikon, которая является достаточно большой, чтобы носить с собой 3 линзы и корпус.Купить штатив для иметь больше удовольствия с вашими фотографиями/хороший низкой освещенности фотографии во время соло фототурах.батарея хорошая, который может легко около 500 фотографий.

Обожаю эту камеру. Хорошо для первого раза потребителями DSLR. Я рекомендовал бы покупать Никон 5300 для чайников’. Книга дает подробное руководство

Это довольно хорошая любительская фотокамера. Купил это для моего жениха. Я не знаю всех деталей, но фотографии выходят очень приятно

Супер Amezon. Благодаря Билл печати Мистек .никан зеркалка DVD-диск пустой.

Ценность для деньги,
предпочтительнее Никон зеркалка для начинающих комплект для фотография<БР />компактный, удобный, простота в использовании, хороший аккумулятор жизни до 600 изображений, различные эффекты перестроен и автоматический режим, Хороший ручной режим управления и отличное качество картинки
не понравился продукт и рекомендую для новичков, кто интересуется фотографией
в хорошую упаковку и доставку Джей Джей Мехта и сыновья

Хорошая камера для начинающих. Единственный недостаток, что беспокоило меня, так это отсутствие кнопки выделенный беспроводной доступ в интернет. Эта камера не ВГА специальной кнопки WiFi как тот, который мы имеем в каноне.

Ну, камера-это, несомненно, удивительный, но я разочарован, так как камера сумка получили с камеры не оригинальная сумка с камерой и сумка молния не работает.<БР />
вы действительно не должны сделать это для клиента.

Есть в хорошем состоянии на прошлой неделе.... Выглядит хорошая производительность отличное

Мои предыдущие покупки этой же камеры с объективом 18-55 не оправдал моих ожиданий. Так что я заказал это с обоих объективов. В этом тоже есть пыль в видоискателе. Упаковка была хуже. 46k камера была просто покрыта пластиковой крышкой Амазонки. Затвор слишком шумно. Даже видео есть много шума во время регулировки фокуса.

Взял этот продукт и вернул его через 3 дня не на 100% удовлетворены 1-й камеры зарядное устройство застрял и не работал, а потом с камеры со страшной повесить застрянет, камеры дорогие Амазонки, попробовать, чтобы исправить такие проблемы...и исполнительный звонили и ругали за это возвращение, поэтому, пожалуйста, постарайтесь исправить такого типа ...
спасибо

Я люблю его. Хорошо при макросъемке и дальние забросы тоже.

Идеальная камера для новичков, по сравнению много зеркалок и, наконец, пришел, чтобы купить этот один. Для этого поддеть, стоит.

Очень плохое качество.... Ленчик не работает

продукт очень хорош. Доставка тоже хорошо, но 16 ГБ SD-карта не с этой itom в поле...очень расстроен...

Это отличный начальный камеры. У нас уже был фотоаппарат Nikon в семье. Так это означало, что лучше покупать той же марки (думаю, что совместимость с объективами) легкий вес и хорошая эргономика.

Не как исходный продукт????????и карта памяти, законопроект отсутствует

Привет, я действительно счастлив с камерой не сумка и она выглядела очень дешевый и плохой дизайн. Пожалуйста, измените мешок и обеспечить лучшую.<БР />спасибо

Исследовал много, и, наконец, приобрел 5300 с двойной набор объектива 18-55 и 70-300.<БР />
я получил это от авторизованного автосалона Никон в Дели в 43 к, 4.5 к меньшей, чем в интернете. Нет гарантии вопрос. Кирпич и минометов Р-прежнему есть гуд.<БР />
я нашел камер Canon более прочная и лучше построено и готово, чем Nikon, но ушел с Никона, потому что везде Никон выигрывает по записи канона И. сегмент DSLR-камеры. Я не хочу потерять либо.<бр /><бр />во-первых я заказал 3300 от Flipkart в 30 тыс с таким же двойной комплект объектив, но за план 3300 довольно простой. Наклона экрана и беспроводной доступ в интернет весьма полезны. Спецификации мудрецов 5300 является победителем. Таким образом, проведенное 13 к дополнительной.<бр /><бр />щелкнул несколько фото на первый день, надо б сначала обучили много терминологию,

Купил его перед 2 месяца назад и это была очень хорошая сделка, обслуживание тоже хорошее.

Просто потрясающе ... легко справиться ... но мне нужен еще один аккумулятор

Хороший фотоаппарат, даже не знаю ABCD для DSLR-камеры, то и я люблю его. Это довольно легко работать.

<промежуток класс=>потрясающая камера ,прекрасная функция,благодаря наклон экрана ,должен иметь эту камеру в качестве резервного! есть потенциал, чтобы идти тяжело, как реально кулачки!

Эта камера хороша и захватывает хороший имидж . Не смущайтесь , дерзайте.

Как и ожидалось от Никона.<бр /><бр />превосходное качество сборки и отличное качество фото. Как новичок, я очень доволен.

Думаю, что много тогда окончательно приобрел Никон D5300 камера DSLR камеры комплект с 18-55 VR объектив & двойной; 70-300 ВР ..
это отличная камера...!!
и спасибо Никон &усилителя; Amazon для невероятной цене..
не люблю видеть, когда Бхаи &амп; Tanmoy да более чем счастливы в их почтовый продукта вместе....????????<бр /><бр />спасибо Арнаба. Асиф. Ritwik &амп; Рамеш....????

"Prosumer" cameras have come a long way. I will begin with the end: the D5300 is a superb offering that will do as much as almost all non-professional users will ever need it to do, and has more useful features than most users will ever use. There are many competing cameras at or near this price point. I cannot claim to have researched them all, but the D5300 really does seem to be the leader. This camera is basically a feature-laden prosumer camera -- a camera for the enthusiastic amateur who wants a camera that will do most (but not all) things that a professional camera will do, with as little fuss as possible, and in a smaller package.I am an experienced photographer (amateur) and I demand a lot out of my cameras. I use high quality Nikon lenses. So the issue was whether the D5300, which is not a pro camera, was good enough for my picky needs. Just to show how hard to please I am, I also want a camera that is as small as possible -- I don't like carrying the big professional all-metal Nikons. The pro cameras are fantastic cameras that are deadly expensive, heavy, and built like tanks. Great for pros, but not for me. The short answer is that the D5300 does the job for me. It is light, well-built if you don't plan on shooting in a rainstorm, and nicely designed.The most important attribute of this camera is its ability to produce superb images right out of the camera. And great images start with great exposure. This camera can produce outstanding images that really do not require post-processing. I have been using Nikon digital SLR cameras since the D100 was announced, through the D80 and D200. All have been superb cameras for their days and still are. However, most Nikon DSLRs really benefited (needed, really) a bit of post-processing in order for the images to reach their full potential. In particular, many users have noticed that the auto-contrast settings in Nikon or third-party software programs really brightened up images, giving them better contrast and zip. This camera pretty much does away with that. The D-lighting feature of this camera, combined with an all-around better sensor, exposure algorithm, and exposure system, really do make it possible to produce images right out of the camera that look like they have already been post-processed on the computer. And to make matters even better, the camera allows in-camera editing and post-processing! So if you are on a trip and want to email a few pictures you will not need your computer; the camera will do the post-editing job for you in most cases. And in most cases this is not needed at all. Put simply, the D5300 has about achieved the ideal for digital cameras, whereby it produces a final image right out of the camera that is about perfectly exposed, with contrast and lighting the way you want it.The camera allows for matrix, center-weighted, and spot metering, just like the pro cameras. All are useful at times. I can remember when only professional cameras had all three. We have come a long way.The D5300 continues the Nikon trend of better and better ISO performance, as light amplification technology keeps getting better. ISO roughly corresponds to the exposure ratings of film in days of yore, and basically better ISO performance means that the camera will perform better in low light conditions, making it possible to take clear non-noisy images in dimmer light. My D200, which was one of the very best Nikons in its day, degrades quickly after about ISO 640. This camera will do many multiples of this satisfactorily. For early morning photography, or taking pictures indoors, this is a decisive, tremendous advantage. The result is that, unlike only a few years ago, often you can obtain adequate photos shooting indoors without the use of a flash. This is tremendously important for indoor sports photography, for example. It also helps for early morning wildlife shots. You no longer always need an F2.8 lens to shoot these kinds of shots, although it never hurts.Great images also require fast and accurate focusing. The auto-focusing system on this camera is very well thought out for its market niche. While professional photographers will probably not use this camera to photograph NFL games and the like, this camera features an excellent focusing system that will exceed the expectations of most users. The D5300 features 5 fps continuous shooting for JPEG-only with a 39 point AF system with 9 cross-type AF points and 3D focus tracking. This focusing system is better than even professional cameras of a few years ago and will almost surely meet the needs of anyone. No problem with focusing on fast-moving subjects such as birds, wildlife, or sports.I tested this camera at our local ecological reserve, photographing flying birds. It exceeded my expectations by producing razor-sharp focused shots of these unpredictable subjects time and time again. Even better than my venerable Nikon D200 did back when that camera was near state-of-the-art. Eve

Это отличная камера с флип-экран...
я плохой человек....
пожалуйста, помогите мне купить этот аппарат..
я фонд фотографии...
что????

Средняя упаковка. Но материал доставлен своевременно. Камера хорошая. Бесплатный сумка является удивительным с хорошим качеством. Все аксессуары есть в коробке все, что упоминается в руководстве пользователя. В целом extradinary услуги как продавец, так и команды Амазонки.

Был в хорошем состоянии.Отличные фотографии и профессиональный косметический ремонт..

<промежуток класс=>продукт идеален.. но 16 ГБ карта памяти отсутствует в поле!

Просто гениально зеркалка для начинающих и бесплатный мешок я получил слишком хорошее. Благодаря Flipkart для проворной поставки.

Хорошая камера, даже для новичка я рекомендовал бы его.

Сумка для фотокамеры с Nikon 5300d предоставляется очень низкого качества сумка. не оригинальный никкон мешок. Его amzon премьер-продукт. Мы ожидали лучшее обслуживание.<БР />пожалуйста, предоставьте мне лучше мешок.

Его удивительный
в летнее время побеги удивительный
и батареи длится до того,
ночная съемка 400-500 выстрелов является нейтральным - не значит выдающиеся, а общая стоимость денег

Камера является удивительным. Доставка была выполнена до предполагаемой даты поставки. Но представленная сумка твоя не гуд и не официальный Никон сумка для фотокамеры.

Продукт очень хорош.четкие и подробные изображения является удовлетворительным.оба объектива хороши.только пропавшая вещь сенсорный экран..но комбо это хорошо.

Идеальный уровень запись DSLR с 18-55 и 70-300 линзы. С технологией VR это Z рабочая Гуд. Резервный аккумулятор ИЖ тоже гуд. Фотографии еще и лучше на ночь photoraphy.

Я использую его более чем полтора года. И продукт работает хорошо. Поскольку объектив 18~140мм, это действительно дает вам свободу, чтобы делать короткие и длинные дистанции фотографий без изменения линзы.

Камера работает нормально от 2-х лет, но зарядное устройство не было хорошо

I own Nikon's D800 and wouldn't part with it for the world. However, for travel the 800 is a bit of a handful. Still, the brilliant quality of the camera's end results almost justified the heft and weight of the unit. So, it was with some surprise that I discovered the D5300.With 24 megapixels, right out of the box anyone can capture fantastic images. The camera shoots quite well in Auto mode (both auto and auto with no flash). But I shoot in Manual and here is where the D5300 had to prove that it was no slouch in the DSLR arena.I'll admit, it was a bit of a hassle with the way Nikon organized the controls. The aperture (F stop) wheel is now a two step process that took a bit to get use to. The wheel is shared with the Shutter Speed wheel (and you use an additional button to change the aperture opening). Also, you have to use the screen (quite a large one) to change the ISO (formerly ASA) speed and if you want to control the white balance, etc. Again, this is a minor irritation but the layout of the land is not up to Nikon's usual perfection.Once I got past these minor obstacles, the camera came into its own and quite easily met and, in some cases, surpassed a number of tests and criterias. For my concerns, it was impossibly light (around 5 pounds with the 18-140 lens) but didn't feel tinny or cheaply made. The view finder is a good size and the shooting button is the same as on most models. In AUTO mode (there is also an AUTO - NO FLASH) the camera quickly and quietly goes through it paces. Sometimes, on vacation and especially on a tour with a group, you just do not have the precious moments to adjust the various settings. So, although a pro does not use the automatic settings frequently, it is still nice to know that they work when warranted.In Manual, once I got past the one wheel for two jobs glitch, it is a fairly easy and straightforward camera to use. In direct sunlight (with the WB set as such), the D5300 provided me with brilliant photos. In JPEG mode they were equal, at least to most viewers, to the ones taken with the D800 - yes, they are that good. Like all cameras (not just Nikon) the light meter built into the system is a bit off and should only be used as a guide line. Also, the flash (in Auto mode) had the strange habit of wanting to pop up and fire off during conditions when it was not needed (at an ISO of 100 - my usual shooting speed for bright sunlight - and with an aperture of f10 and a shutter speed of 1/80th), it felt the need to shoot off the flash. A minor irritation and, as you can control the flash, one that did not cause me much concern.The lack of a star is for a dual problem that I encountered. Many have already negatively commented on the weak to nonexistent GPS feature. I chose the D5300 hoping to utilize that feature. In foreign travels especially, it is nice to be able to have your photos saved with location data. Travelling within big cities is fine but when you go outside of the major areas, it is a necessity to be able to recall where you might have stopped for a moment but captured a fantastic picture. The D5300's GPS seldom works. Even stranger, it will work for one photo but, when I stepped a few feet away, reset the cameras f stop and shutter speed, it did not record the data. I generally leave the camera on while planning to take shots so I do not understand why it is not picking up the signal. Again, that is a minor aggravation.What is not minor is the D5300's problem with RAW mode. I like to shoot in RAW and edit the .NEF files using PICASA 3. No dice. If I use anything other than the viewfinder or Nikon's VIEW NX2 (make sure you update the program if you have an older version), RAW photos are displayed as washed out with a purple tint. Yet the NX2 program displays them as vivid and perfect. If you want to edit the picture (even cropping it), then you are out of luck. I'm sure it is a glitch that could be fixed but that, and the spotty GPS system, seem to have been forgotten by Nikon.But what you do have makes up for the few problem areas - the lens (especially the 18 to 140) are light and produce clear and crisp pictures. You can capture any spot imaginable; it is that versatile. The Nikon quality is evident and anyone - from novice to semi-pro, can pick up this camera and take brilliant photos.The price is steep but you certainly get what you pay for and with a Nikon, you are paying for, and getting, the best on the market.

Мейн-агар Йе камеры Лия аур Усме куч проблемы аая мне Яха ке Никон сервисный центр се сервис Ле Сакта ху кя

Очень хорошая камера с простым управлением. Весь пакет с объективом+ сумка + карта памяти хорошая.

Really impressed so far. I had an SLR years ago in film days, and very much enjoyed using it. It was broken and for years I simply used point & shoots, eventually moving into digital with an HP 1.5 mp. I moved up through point & shoots and started getting back to the context of framing a picture and the art of photography--especially once I started hiking in our beautiful area mountains a few years ago.I had a 4 mp Kodak at the time, great little camera by the way that taught me the value of good glass-I still have it, but found I wanted to move up to newer and better technology. So, after considerable research, I purchased my Nikon L120. Very satisified, and great pictures, but I found in the last several months I wanted the versatility, options and creativity a dSLR would offer. Yeah, Now there's an expense, right? And here was someone who knew not much about them, having forgotten what she knew in the manual, film days. I have friends who will lay their lives on their Canon's and not as many who would for their Nikons (and possibly might offer their Canon friends as sacrifices, too) )-not that they aren't loyal to, and love their Nikon, there's just fewer of them. From earlier research I liked the image quality of Nikons just a bit better, but still when you're spending a chunk of cash, and if you're like me and are far, far from the top 3%, you want to make sure you're getting a good product, and a reasonably user friendly one for your money.So after considerable research, comparisons (to Canon), scrutinizing images for Canon & Nikons D3200, D5100, D5200, D5300, albeit not many with the 5300 since it was relatively new, and reading reviews here on Amazon (one of the best resources in my opinion, and '7's is a wonderful string with loads of interaction and advice) I started leaning towards the D5300 opposed to the other models, and finally due the reviews and 7's advice, I plunged and bought the D5300 with the 18-55 mm lens--the red one, of course.I love it! I was a little frustrated at first with all the menus's and options. It seemed overwhelming, but refer to the manual, buy a book to supplement ( I ended up buying 2), come here and read and just play with it. As you start experimenting with it and changing settings and modes, it gets less confusing and not as complicated as it felt at first. And it has auto modes, so it's not like you can't get great shots from the start while you learn.One of the things I found, is change your picture quality to fine, it will bring an incredible, realistic feel to your photo's. Images of my cat, a tortoise shell are fantastic, capturing the depth, clarity and colors in her eyes and the contrasts in her fur giving a very living feel to the picture--not to mention the disdainful look she's giving the dog is very clear. Photo's I took of my neighbor picked up the green flecks in his blue eyes, the lines, whiskers and age spots in his skin, making them look very lifelike. Captured him exactly, and with a sharper depth than normally in a photo.Some have noted difficulty with action shots. I haven't done much, but shots of my granddaughters jumping & goofing around captured them in mid air and did a nice job freezing the action. I also snapped some shots of my dog and his fur friends running outside, and captured hair and ears flying as they ran in different modes--Sport and pet, and I'm pretty sure some were in auto. I'm excited to take it out this summer to sporting and action events and see what I can get. I'm optimistic--if it can capture a flying, shaggy Shih-tzu, it's looking positive.I've noticed the single focus setting on auto doesn't stay put if you change modes and back, but as far as skewing the image, I'm not really seeing anything discernible or problematic. If you're taking a picture of a moving object, you won't want it fixed anyway. To me the wandering (and by that I mean it isn't fixed to a central single spot, not that it's randomly floating around) focus point is a little distracting when not fixed to a single point, but that's just me being over aware of it at the moment, I'm focusing on not focusing on it. Not a dealbreaker.I'm picky about image quality and I'm very satisfied with what I've gotten, As I become more familiar with various settings, I'm very much enjoying playing with it and look forward to learning more about a DSLR and what you can do with it. This is a perfect camera for it, and I absolutely recommend it to anyone stepping up to the dSLR universe.

I've owned every "compact-format" Nikon from the D60 to the D5000, D5100, D5200, and now D5300. And while my D5200 is less than a year old, I chose to upgrade to the D5300 for two reasons: convenience (built-in WiFi and GPS removes 2 devices I had to carry / attach) and improved video (60fps). I chose the new grey body which is a nice departure from the traditional black, although the glossy finish is a bit of a fingerprint magnet around the back of the articulating display. Luckily, the rubber grips are still in place around the rest of the body.What I didn't expect from the D5300, but actually blew me away was the stunning improvement in image quality over my D5200. First, and some would say finally, Nikon appears to have dramatically improved the auto white balance for incandescent lighting. Secondly, in side-by-side comparisons with the same lenses, focal distances, and shots, the D5300 shows dramatic improvement in image sharpness over my D5200. I'm not sure this can be attributed only to the lack of a anti-alias filter on the sensor, especially when using my Nikon 16-85VR (F3.5-5.6). But when viewed at 100%, the photos are dramatically sharper in both RAW and JPEG versions on the D5300 over the D5200. Given the dramatic improvement in image quality that the D5200 brought over my D5100, I wasn't expecting such a marked improvement that the D5300 brings. Although the D5300 boasts a higher ISO range than the D5200, I haven't noticed a dramatic improvement in low-light performance (the D5200 was already outstanding).Other notable improvements from the D5200:- new 24.2MP image sensor without anti-alias filter- higher ISO sensitivity (100-12800) and low light performance- new larger 3.2" articulating display is also much brighter, although still not a touch screen like others offer- built in WiFi is much more reliable and faster with my iPhone than the Nikon WiFi dongle I used with my D5200- built in GPS, although I found it slow (several minutes) to acquire a lock outdoors- autofocus time in LiveView is noticeably faster, but sadly Nikon still relies on contrast detection so focus is slow- video can now be captured in 1080P resolution at 60 frames per second- slightly smaller and lighter camera body, without (in my experience) sacrificing handling- higher capacity battery (EN-EL14a) provides 600 CIPA shots per charge vs 500 on the D5200/EN-EL14 (but if you turn on GPS and WiFi, the battery drains much faster)And, if you're upgrading from a D5100, the D5300 carries over these improvements from the D5200:- dramatic focus improvement: 39-point AF, 9 cross-type AF points, and 3D focus tracking- Nikon EXPEED 4 image processing engine- 5 fps continuous shooting (JPEG); if you're shooting RAW you can shoot up to 6 images at 5 fps- stunning HD video capture, including live output of uncompressed video through the mini HDMI port- built in stereo microphones for video captureIf you own a D5100, the new autofocus system (taken from the higher-end Nikon DSLRs such as the D7000) is stunning. With 39 autofocus points, it quickly identifies the subject and locks focus. With my D5100, I had some instances of out-of-focus shots (especially in low-contrast subjects or greater distance). With the D5200 and now D5300, focus has been perfect for every shot.So what could be improved? The GPS sadly disappoints. Given how horrible the reviews are of Nikon's external GPS unit, I wasn't expecting much from the built-in unit. But even outside, it takes several MINUTES to get a GPS lock. And when you switch off the camera, the GPS doesn't keep its last position, so it must hunt AGAIN when you power on. I have read that there are workarounds (you can manually download GPS assist data but you have to keep it up to date every 7 days) to improve performance of the built-in GPS.As I mentioned earlier, LiveView focus performance, although notably improved with the D5300, still disappoints. Nikon is one of the last camera manufacturers to rely only on contrast detection for live autofocus. So while the articulating screen is great, don't expect to capture an action shot in LiveView.Finally, while the display is greatly improved in brightness and clarity over the D5200/D5100, it does not support touch, which can be useful for choosing focus points for example.Also important to note is that some Sigma lenses are incompatible with the D5300 (no autofocus in LiveView, no optical image stabilization). Sigma has issued an advisory, and has said they will correct these problems in a forthcoming firmware update. But Sigma is not issuing updated firmware for discontinued lenses.That being said, the negatives are easy to overlook when you consider the stunning image quality, autofocus and scene detection, shooting performance, and HD video capture. Taken together, Nikon has a real winner in the D5300. It is definitely for their target buyer - someone like me who is not a professional photographer but who demands top image quality without taking up a

I got this camera as an upgrade to my beloved D5100 so the bar was pretty high and so this review is often D5100 vs. D5300. I'll be frank. The D5300 outclasses the D5100 so substantially that it has utterly obsoleted the D5100. Ignore those who say that the D5300 merely provides an opportunity to pick up a D5200 or D5100 for a bargain price. No. The D5300 is now the ONLY camera in the Nikon D5xxx line. It has changed the game. Don't bother counting pennies, this camera is underpriced at full price. The fact that I am sincerely comparing images from this $800 camera body to my D800E's images truly says it all.Please allow me to just get into the Pros and Cons:PROS:1) PHENOMENAL IMAGE QUALITY! AT LOW ISO THE D5300'S IMAGES ARE ON PAR WITH THE BEST CAMERAS IN THE WORLD AND THAT IS NO EXAGGERATION WHATSOEVER. I can't believe there is still a debate going on about the efficacy of Anti-Aliasing filter removal. I'm sorry, but the difference is so noticeable there is no debate. And moire was a myth even on the D800E, which I do also own. I guarantee you that you will find more moire in a D5100's or D7000's images than you will on the D5300. Color and saturation from the D5300 are exceptionally good versus ANY camera at any price point. Now, I will still take the D800E's images over the D5300's but it is not at all night & day. They are actually surprisingly close at low ISO.EDIT 2013-12-09: Photographing cats a lot I am catching a little false color on shiny fur. Nothing of concern to me though.2) Focus point spread (area of image with AF sensor coverage) is MUCH greater than in FX ("full-frame" sensor size) cameras. The D5300's AF point coverage extends left-right top-bottom much farther than FX cameras. I would estimate the D5300 covers probably double the area that FX cameras do and this is an ENORMOUS advantage. I always leave my D800E's focus point glued to Center because the AF coverage is only in the center area anyway so why bother with the other 50 AF points when they just don't cover anything? I actually do use my focus points on my D5300 because they cover the frame pretty well. I'd still like to see even more coverage, but vs. the FX bodies, APS-C cameras have a tremendous advantage.3) Minimum shutter speed in Auto ISO now has AUTO setting that adjusts based on focal length! This is SO much better than a fixed shutter speed regardless of lens length.4) Hard to quantify but the HDR images look much nicer than the D5100's and the Extra High setting is intense and beyond the D5100's abilities. I have not been able to verify this but it *appears* as though there is now image alignment for the 2 photos used for the HDR image as my handheld HDR shots nearly never look like 2 images whereas they often did on my D5100 at full or nearly full magnification. HUGE improvement!5) Great-for-DX and pretty-good-versus-FX ISO performance. I'll put this to bed right now; the D800E smokes the D5300 for high ISO performance. Sorry, this is a different league. However, the D5300 substantially outperforms the D5100 at ISO 1600+. The improvement in the D5300 over the D5100 is readily noticeable.6) Much more intuitive i Menu. The D5100's i Menu being J-shaped was ridiculous and totally awkward. I never got used to it after thousands of photos. The D5300's standardized 2-lines-across-the-bottom Nikon style is a drastic improvement.7) GPS! I don't know what Nikon was thinking with that clunky expensive GP-1A. Did anyone ever buy one? The D5300's internal GPS works great and hooks up quickly and I'm big on geotagging so I am super stoked to have this on a REAL camera!EDIT 2013-12-09: I spent a day in the country (wide open clear sky) with this camera outside of my normal metro town area and despite using A-GPS data, it took somewhere between 30-60 minutes to get GPS lock. Surprised, disappointed. But that was the only time I have had trouble with hookup.8) Nikon's had truly exceptional built-in flash performance since at least the D90. The D5300 does not disappoint and bests or matches its predecessors at any price point. This could be a result of image processing more than flash performance but whatever it is, using flash is a joy, not something to dread.9) The red body paint color is super-gorgeous! It's like a candy apple red Corvette color and it is way sexy.10) The new bigger, higher-pixel screen is REALLY nice. It is not insignificant like many reviewers dismiss it as. I like it a LOT. :)11) EN-EL14a battery with 19.4% more capacity is a nice treat and helpful when running GPS and/or the silly WiFi. I have not spent a full day shooting hundreds of photos with the D5300 yet but I have shot perhaps 100 shots in a day with GPS on and flash here and there and a lot of reviewing and in-camera editing and not gotten below 2/3 battery level in a day.EDIT 2013-12-09: GPS was on from about 8:45am to 5:30pm, WiFi was off all day, I shot 362 photos (almost all were 14-bit RAW+Large Basic JPEG so roughly only about 170-190 shutter clic