Name: Used Nikon D5300 24.1 Megapixel DX-Format Digital SLR Camera Body - Black undefined
Brand: Nikon
SKU: US1819682
Price: 111.00 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.65 (207 reviews)

Nikon D5300 24.1 Megapixel DX-Format Digital SLR Camera Body - Black

Nikon D5300

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The Nikon D5300 is the first APS sensor Nikon DSLR to offer full Wi-Fi communication ability, giving users the option of sharing images online directly from their camera, or to operate the camera remotely using a free app on their smart phones or tablet computers. As with its predecessor, the Nikon D5300 comes with the superb 24MP DX sensor, which can also be found in the higher-end D7100. Also new is an extra-large 3.2-inch swivel LCD monitor, The D5300 accepts all Nikon F-mount lenses, but is best suited for use with DX lenses, and works seamlessly with the Nikon i-TTL flash system using Speedlights such as the SB-910; flash exposure is seamlessly calculated using the cameras matrix and center-weighted metering system.  The Nikon D5300 is designed for photo enthusiasts, photography students looking for a full-featured camera to grow with, first-time DSLR users who aren't intimidated by extensive control options, and habitual online photo sharers who want much better than cell phone image quality.  Wi-Fi and beyond  Nikon is hinting that there will be more DSLRs with built-in Wi-Fi and GPS, but right now the D5300 is the first and only that will wirelessly connect to D5300 with your smartphone or tablet,* then browse the photos on D5300's memory card, import your favorites and instantly email them, text them or post them online. While connected, your smart device can also act as a remote monitor for the D5300. See what the camera sees and even fire the shutter-perfect for group shots and self portraits! When travelling, built-in GPS geotags all of your shots. Create exciting travel journals, find nearby Points of Interest and easily share your location data when posting photos on Facebook or Flickr.  Sophisticated AF and Metering  The D5300 has 39 point high-density autofocus system with 9 cross-type sensors. Nikon has 3D tracking that uses the 2016-pixel RGB sensor, so it can recognize a moving subject and follow it and keep it in focus as it moves across the frame. Nikon's Scene Recognition System analyzes each shooting situation and compares it to an onboard database of thousands of scenes and automatically determines the best exposure. If using flash, it calculates and balances flash and ambient light exposure, as well as white balance and autofocus settings.  For more experienced photographers, the camera puts manual exposure, focus, flash and white balance settings within easy reach. You can manually set one, a few, or all of the above. It's your choice. Built-in HDR combines two photos into one image, expanding the dynamic range. D-lighting is another well-known Nikon feature that automatically brightens shadowy areas in images.  The Nikon D5300 also offers the ability to edit photos in camera. Options include cropping, applying filters and effects. And, since the camera has Wi-Fi connectivity, you can immediately share the edited photos via your smartphone or tablet computer.

Used Nikon D5300 24.1 Megapixel DX-Format Digital SLR Camera Body - Black undefined

I like that the camera is easy to navigate through the menus and things are quick to find. Takes excellent pictures. I would highly recommend this camera even for beginners I think this would be a great camera.

Great features

The D5300 is my first DSLR camera. I bought my D5300 with the Nikon 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Kit Lens, but I use it with a Nikon 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3G ED VR Lens. I use my camera for taking photos of birds or landscapes. The D5300 is my only camera capable of taking photos of birds in flight.

A good camera with a small body

I have been a hobbyist-level photographer for many years, going clear back to 1961 when I got my first film camera. I can't honestly say photography is a passion with me; more like a pleasant pastime. I didn't get involved with digital cameras until 2005, when I was gifted with a small point-and-shoot. I did become interested, though, and from that time until the present I have purchased and taken lots of pictures with increasingly advanced cameras (one of which was my much-loved Nikon P-80) until December of last year, when I made the step up from a Fuji bridge camera to the Nikon d5300, which I paired with the Nikkor 35mm f /1.8 DX prime lens. I am almost 70 years old and don't get out and around like I did in the past. Still, I very much enjoy my vintage-2013 DSLR; it has all the features I need and prefer after 12 years of using digital cameras. I live on a fixed income and cost was a factor. But I have an extraordinarily fine, precision instrument in the d5300, with its 24-megapixel DX sensor (I especially like the absence of an anti-aliasing filter, which increases sharpness). I have also come to rely on a fully articulated LCD, and don't like touch screens; the d5300 has the one without the other; perfect. It shoots 60 fps video, ideal for slow motion (I am an intermediate-level user of v.15 of both Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements). I like to do time-lapse; there's a built-in intervalometer. I did some homework before I bought this jewel and I'm very happy with it. Thanks very much.

First DSLR

Best camera I've ever used, followed by the D3300, I loved it. It makes great shots, has good settings, sensor cleaning could be a little more effective, but it does not change the fact that it's good.

The best DSLR for beginners and professionals

This is my second Nikon DSLR. First was a D3800 which was great, then I got the Nikon D5300. The weight of this camera is so light which makes it a dream to hike with. The camera controls are easily accessible and within seconds you are ready to take your shot. Love this camera!

Fabulous!

Retired enthusiast, Upgraded from a 10 year old D80. Quite the improvement especially in the focusing and image quality, I shoot 14bit raw and use Lightroom. Also perfect size and weight for me. Great ease of use. My first Nikon was an FTn (m1971). Still have it.

Very good DSLR for my needs

I received this camera new and I have been using this camera for work for the past 3 years. I use it indoors and outdoors all year in Minnesota. It has over 280,000 actuations and has not had any repairs done on it. Has worked in the rain, sleet and snow really well and it was still working at -20F these past couple of winters. I would buy another if I have to.

Great camer

I purchased the D5300 specifically for conversion to infrared photography. I selected the D5300 for 3 reasons: 1) live view (very important for focusing with infrared), 2) flip out screen, 3) modest price. The camera has worked out great as a special purpose tool. I also have a D5500 that I use for general (usually not so serious) photography. I have a full-frame D800e for the more serious stuff. The only thing I miss on the D5300 is a touch screen. The touch screen functions on the D5500 are great.

A fine all around small dSLR

This bundle worked nicely for me as a beginner. I have enough to take some really nice pictures, learn about the basics, and it was affordable.

Perfect package for a beginner

Easy to use , light , small well balanced ,good quality camera

quality

I've had this camera for about 7 or 8 months and it is absolutely amazing. it has guided me to take my photographer skills to new levels and to try new things. This camera was also my first DSLR. The kit lenses are amazing, I frequently use the telephoto lens to snap shots of the moon. I'm gonna be buying more lenses later this month though, so I can get the best out of the Nikon experience.

An awesome option for a first DSLR

Overall, it is a good camera. I find the wireless utility difficult to use. The camera wants to connect to my phone requesting a PIN while the while the phone is simultaneously doing the same utilizing Nikon's WU2 0090B16885F WiFi app. Sorry sales and tech people, I can't read your mind as to what either device is looking for.

Nikon 5300

I always shot my F3 Nikon [film] so that most or all of the editing was done in the viewfinder and proper exposure.

I mention this because I shoot with my new D5300 in a similar fashion. The array of controls provided with this beauty allow me to essentially shoot to near-final image right on the spot. 

With the big 24 megapixel files and my computer software I can quickly tweak my shots and print.  

I also really like the ability to pair the D5300 with my laptop or my phone in the field or in a more controlled indoor set up.

using the phone or I pad or laptop to make shots and see the images on the bigger screens is great. I can speak with the person[s] I am photographing in a more relaxed manner and it just seems that I make better photos this way besides keeping the shots in the computer right away.

using the ability to email directly from the camera is easy and lets me quickly share anything I am shooting without delay.

This camera body is of carbon fiber construction so it is light but strong since carbon fiber is what modern aircraft components are largely made from.

there are some professionals that will want some features that the D5300 does not have but for 90%+ of the photography I will ever do, the D5300 is perfect.

when I consider the very good pricing for this Nikon then its hard to beat the benefits for the cost.

I love this instrument.

I love this instrument

I like the Nikon Bran however the D5300 is lighter than I expected my last Nikon was a D90 and I am still using it I've used the Nikon since the Nikon Fs and  Nikomat however my formal training was large format..

New camara still learning it

This is my first DSLR and I really like it.  Picture quality for stills is very good and for video you will be amazed.  It does not have a low pass filter with removed aliasing( the swiggly lines in striped shirts and such). It does not have a focus motor built it So you would need a lens with an auto focus motor built in.  Over all, this was and is a great but for the work I do. 

Great camera.

For a first time DSLR owner, I am really enjoying getting to know this camera. And though I have not used the gadgets that came in the kit, I am very excited to give those try once I'm more familiar with DSLR functions.

Nice for beginners.

I'm upgrading from an old Nikon D40. The D5300 is pretty much a quantum leap from that. It has a ton more features while being lighter, while the price is about the same. I haven't done a ton of pictures or video but what I've seen so far is excellent. Spend some time with the manual and some YouTube tutorials (I recommend Tony Northrup). The camera has a ton of power if you understand just a few basic features. So far I love this camera.

Great upgrade from old Nikon D40

When upgrading from my D90, I purchased the D5300 over the D7200 specifically because of the onboard GPS (I really don't want to use a dongle).  I was a bit skeptical about moving "down" the Nikon product line, but geotagging is very important to me, so I hoped the tradeoff would be worth it.

I like the decrease in weight compared to my D90, and while I do miss my top LCD screen and secondary dial, the control interface is actually quite good and quick to navigate.

GPS reliability is abysmal.  I took my D5300 to the park last week, and only about 10% of the images had a geotag.  This was the killer feature for me, and it doesn't work well at all.  I suspect this is the reason why it was dropped from later models.

I've decided to get a D5600 to see if SnapBridge will work well as an alternative for Geotagging.  I've heard really really bad things about SnapBridge, so I'm not that optimistic.

Not worth it for GPS

 Lots of stuff to learn on this camera. Not sure that the manual that came with it couldn't have been written a little better. Camera is lightweight and easy to handle .   If you're not already  familiar with this type of camera I would suggest taking a couple of photography courses at your local community Ed Center to learn how to better handle it. It does have a learning curve  but I think I'm getting to the end of the curve.  Overall I like the Nikon and have had others in the past.

A good camera for someone who likes photography but can't afford a really expensive camera.

THE BEST- BUY THIS NIKON KIT AND PACKAGE DEAL NOW

NIKON D5300 DX-FORMAT DSLR KIT WITH 18-55MM AND 70-300 MM LENSES

I am enjoying my camera so far. I majored in Mass Communication in college and I took a photography course, I learned a bit from that so I decided to work with the university photographer. I learned a little bit about aperture, f-stop and several other photography terms that I found interest in. So, I asked the university photographer to suggest a camera to get and he suggested this one. When, I first got it, I liked that it was not too heavy and I like each of the lens that it came with. On the camera that I shot with in college, the display did not sling out, so I am not really used to that, but I am sure there are some benefits and why Nikon chose to make this specific camera this way. So far, I have gone out to shoot a parade and zoo animals and I've loved the quality that this camera produces. I have yet to try to use the HD video option, but I plan to this weekend. I am just excited that I have the opportunity to shoot a quality video with this camera. I am excited about my Nikon experience so far, and I hope to learn more and teach and share my experience with others so they can join the family and fun as well. I appreciate it Adorama. Go ahead, get your camera, you'll have a blast. #TeamPhotography

Keep It Steady, Keep It Clear

So far so good. the only con i noticed so far is the image stabilisation is not great to take the moving objects.

Best midrange camera

I like the camera so far and also got in a deal from adorama. The only con i observed till now is the image stabilisation is less while capturing the moving objects. It is one of the best midrange cameras i used so far. The accessories provided are also of good quality.

The camera is well build and not so heavy

Love this camera! Still getting used to it but great so far.Fast delivery easy processing.

Great package

I'm quite satisfied, but there are a lot of bells and whistles to master.  I'm having issues using the wireless in particular.

Wireless feature

Wonderful camera, does everything I need. The 70-300mm lense is sharp and focus is fast. The 18-55mm lense is not very sharp and color rendition is not very good, will likely replace this with an 18-140mm very soon as it is a much better lense and I prefer to have focal length overlap in my lenses. I do not like the kit bag at all, for me it is far too small and wrong shape, this will get replaced as well. The filters are nice, but it would be nice to also get a CP filter for the 58mm diameter 70-300mm lense. Nice to have the supplied software, but have not yet had a chance to try it out.  Would have been nice to get lense hoods with the lenses, but neither one came with one.  Purchase online at Adoramma was fast and easy, arrived on correct day. Packaging was iffy, everything was loosely placed in an overly large cardboard box with a single, way too small piece of bubblewrap. But everything arrived in one piece and in working condition. Overall very satisfied with the equipment for the price.

A lot of Camera for the Money

The D5300 is a great camera!   The menus are very similar to prior Nikons I have owned and the photo quality is excellent!

Great service from Adorama!

Nikon D5300 is great!

Love it!

This two lens plus accessories kit was just what I was looking for as a Christmas gift to my daughter.  It arrived exactly when promised and all of the components look fantastic.  I don't know if my daughter has "fired it up" yet, but I know from my Nikon D90 experience that she should love it.

Used Nikon D5300 24.1 Megapixel DX-Format Digital SLR Camera Body - Black

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