Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5300

I had to use this camera/lens for a shoot tonight as my Canon 6d is in for a warranty repair. I had to learn it all quickly as it was picked up only minutes before the shoot.I had never used this camera before and am not typically a Nikon user. So take what I say with a grain of salt.I'll be brief.It's plasticy and cheap feeling. The body feels like it would crack if dropped.The way the dials are laid out is more like a point and shoot than a true dslr. There is only one radial dial versus the two or three a dslr should have. As someone who normally shoots full manual I had a lot of trouble since there was no fast way to adjust aperture and shutter speed. The camera is laid out for a beginner, which troubles me because it would teach such a person bad habits. The camera wants you to shoot in automatic modes and is not conducive for advanced technique. Rebels are mostly laid out like a pro DSLR and would be more for learning.Image quality was poor with lots of chromatic aberration and noise even at low ISO.Why is there no manual focus on that lens?The plus side is that the autofocus is really good and in fact superior to my Canon 6d at least in terms of the number of focus points. The 6Ds center cross type is superior, though.It also auto-focused well in video, something that my 6D cannot do.Another plus is that the menus are fast and easy to understand, which is an advantage over Canon.To conclude:This camera is for someone who wants a DSLR but doesn't have interest in learning advanced techniques and eventually moving on to a pro camera. It's basically a point and shoot with a DSLR lens mount.If someone asked me if they should buy I would certainty say no. They'd be better off with a nicer point and shoot or one of the new throwback style DSLRs for the price. This camera is definitely not worth $900.

I wanted to buy this camera from amazon, but it was out of stock for several weeks. I ordered it from a third party, but they really didn't have it either, so I cancelled the order. I then ordered it from an online retailer that I knew had been around a long time. I received the camera and lens in good order and am happy with it so far. What I am NOT happy about is that I have come to find out it is a "grey market" camera. I wasn't aware of this market before and I never knew how pervasive it is in cameras. Basically these cameras are not meant to be sold in any particular market location. This affects the warranty and service if I am correct in what I have read on this. I am only writing this review to warn other prospective purchasers of any online camera, that this could be a problem down the road if the camera malfunctions. I see that Amazon states that this camera can only be shipped in the U.S., leading me to believe that they are selling cameras meant for sale here and include a U.S. warranty. I saved 15.00 by not waiting to buy . I hope this doesn't come back to haunt me later. Where ever you decide to buy a camera, be sure to find out first if it is a grey market camera. Having said all that I love this camera so far.

I recently upgraded to the D5300 from the D3000 and I must say I love it. The 18-140mm lens is a great walk around lens. I have used it while on vacation and have taken some wonderful pictures. This camera does a great job in auto mode. I am now experimenting taking photos in manual mode and so far I have been pleased. I have several lens from my D3000 that are compatible with this camera. I will keep my D3000 to use as a back up. However, this camera goes with me everywhere. So far I love it.

It is a great Camera lots of options and make excellent pictures. The only disappointment was that the automatic focusing stop woking after one day. All the quick aim and shoot was a great disappointment it did not focus.I have check the lenses when I came home with an other D5000 camera and all A/F, I like to send the D5300 back to the supplier.I can not believe that Amazon only give you one month of warranty on an item that cost almost $800.00 and you hardly had the time to know the camera and to try it out.

I was very excited about this camera. I was upgrading from D300. The main reason for my upgrade was the ability to do movies. That particular function is the reason I ended up returning this otherwise great camera. The zoom and focusing noise is captured during the recording and was just too loud (for my taste) during the playback. I did more research and ended up buying a Canon 70D. Wow, what a difference. If movies is not a big deal to you, or you use prime lenses and don't mind manual focusing, go for it, it's a great camera. Otherwise do look into other cameras, especially Canin 70D.

It is still too new for me to really give a rating. I moved up to this from a Canon G 11 which I dearly value and still use frequently. The D5300 camera takes super photos and I am still learning about all of the controls. I am primarily a landscape photographer. I really like the fully articulated viewfinder. I primarily use it on a tripod. I feel that I am going to really like it once I am comfortable with all of the various settings.

Image quality is exceptional. Body is very light and small. Many pro(ish) reviewers complain about missing buttons saying that with buttons they can control settings without taking it out of their face. What kind of extreme situation should it be that you don't have time to take it off? You must shoot a sporting event of extreme importance. If you rarely do it (if at all) then you are perfectly fine. It will serve you well in 99% of situations even with manual settings.