Nikon’s best entry-level DSLR camera: Nikon D5600

24.2 megapixels | 39 focus points 5 frames per second | Tilt LCD touch screen | Wi-Fi | Bluetooth..,

The best of Nikon Beginner level Advanced DSLR-Nikon D5600

The Nikon D5600 is Nikon’s best entry-level DSLR at the moment, as well as its lowest priced advanced DSLR. Nikon offers its cheapest DSLRs (such as the D3000, D3100, D3300, D3400) in its entry-level series. Tree ‘3000’ with basic features The latest release in this series is the D3500, where image quality is excellent. Nikon offers more advanced entry-level DSLRs (D5000, D5100, D5200, D5300, D5500) in the ‘5000’ series, with a few additional features, the D5600. is the company’s latest release in the series!

This camera comes with many useful and important features. along with the unmatched image quality of a 24.2 MP image sensor like the D3500. The biggest thing is that this unique camera uses an autofocus system with 39 focus sensors instead of 11..and not only that. All 9 sensors are also cross-type!

The second biggest feature of the camera is the tilting touchscreen. This greatly increases the camera’s ease of use. The D5600 also has built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

To increase the clarity and range of sound capture while recording video. This camera can use an external microphone jack. It can be connected to the camera via a connector mounted on the camera’s hot shoe.

Because of its great features and affordable price. This camera has been prominent in the market since 2017. The Nikon D5600 is currently priced around Rs 36,000 in India, available in. At this price point. The camera is equipped with the ultra-sharp ‘Nikkor AF-P DX 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR’ lens. Equipped with Nikon’s advanced optical technology

Now let’s take a look at the technical specifications of this advanced entry-level DSLR camera from Nikon-

Image sensor

Resolution: 24.2 megapixels (24.2 MP)

Size: 15.6 mm x 23.5 mm (APS-C, dx)

Camera size

Dimensions: 4.9 x 3.8 x 2.8 inches (124 x 97 x 70 mm)

Weight: 670 grams (including 18-55mm kit lens and battery)

Photo format

JPEG , RAW (12 bit /14 bit .NEF), RAW+JPEG

Photo size

6,000 × 4,000 pixels (large, 24MP)
4,496 x 3,000 pixels (medium size, 13.5MP)
2,992 x 2,000 pixels (small, 6MP)

Video size

1920×1080 (60p/50p/30p/25p/24p)
1280×720(60p/50p)

Kit lens that comes with the camera

Nikkor AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR

Auto focus

A total of 39 focus points (sensors), 9 of which are cross-type.
(with auto focus assist light)

Frame rate (pictures/second)

5 images/second (JPEG); 4 images/second (RAW)

In continuous shooting mode The camera can take 5 photos (JPEG format) continuously in one second. But for this You will need to maintain a shutter speed of 1/250 sec or faster.

rear display

3-inch rear display screen, resolution 1,036,800 dots (345,600 pixels)

Viewfinder

Coverage 95%, magnification 0.82x

Shutter speed

1/4000 – 30 seconds

ISO : 100 – 25600

White balance(white balance)

Auto, Cloudy, Direct Sunlight, Flash, Shade, Incandescent, Fluorescent (7 styles), Manual

Creative mode

Autumn colours, Beach/Snow, Blossoms, Candlelight, Children, Closeup, Dusk/Dawn, Food, Landscapes, Night landscape, Night portraits, Party/Indoor, Pet portraits, Portraits , Sports, Sunset, Special Effects Mode (Night Vision, Super Vivid, Pop, Photo Illustration, Toy Camera, Miniature Camera Effect, Select Color, Silhouette, High Key, Low Key), HDR

timer

2 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 20 seconds;

Built-in pop-up flash

Guide number: 12.0 m / 38.4 ft.

Max Flash Sync: : 1/200 (i.e. the flash can only be used up to a maximum shutter speed of 1/200 sec.)

Battery life

On a full charge – shoot up to 970 still images.

price

After the launch, Nikon listed the asking price of the camera on its website at Rs 120 47,750, which came with the AF-P 18-55mm VR kit lens, but currently (May 2018) it is available with an 18-55mm kit lens. .The same model for just Rs 36,000 on online shopping sites is available in. You can buy it at a bargain price at local stores!

From the features mentioned above You probably already guessed that the Nikon D5600 is a powerful and fast entry-level DSLR. With excellent low-light ISO capability and 24.2 megapixel resolution, this camera, when used correctly, Will be able to take professional photos in any lighting condition. With a cutting-edge image sensor and powerful image processing engine (EXPEED 4) with high ISO performance in low light and high contrast. This camera is comparable to other professional cameras in terms of image quality.

The autofocus system with a total of 39 focus points and 9 cross-type sensors is extremely fast and accurate. This is why it’s easier to lock focus in low light than the D3500. Expensive cameras with more focus sensors are only necessary for those who take professional wildlife, sports, or action photography.

On this camera, you’ll find a ‘rear display screen’ in the form of a rotating LCD touch screen, just like the display screen of a camcorder. It opens from the camera body and rotates in any direction. This feature is especially useful for you if you are shooting in live mode instead of viewfinder. The screen can rotate 360 ​​degrees if the user desires. He can take selfies with his back turned!

The screen’s touch response is absolutely ‘fast’ and ‘perfect’! This allows you to easily set up the menu. Just like a smartphone You can manipulate it with your finger or thumb.

When the shutter speed is set to 1/250 and higher, the camera is capable of shooting 5 JPEG images continuously in 1 second (which is reduced to 4 images/second in the case of RAW shooting). The frame rate is 5 images per second. This is very useful for you when photographing moving objects.

Like the D3500, this camera produces professional-grade images that are extremely sharp. One reason is that it uses the best quality, state-of-the-art Sony sensors. The second reason is The camera does not have an anti-aliasing filter.

The camera’s low-light image quality is unmatched by mirrorless cameras, ‘point-and-shoot’ cameras, and phone cameras. Minimum ISO 100 to ISO 25600 can be used for photos with minimal noise in outdoor environments. In low light, it’s better to keep the ISO at 3200. However, you’ll still get usable image quality by keeping ISO 6400.

The camera has a built-in pop-up flash that lights up subjects up to 12 meters or 38 feet away. You can also use an external flash if you want. in order to install properly Therefore, a flash shoe has been prepared on top of the camera.

This camera comes with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technology. With the help of Blue-tooth, you can transfer photos from the camera storage to your phone storage. While with the help of Wi-Fi you can connect the camera to the phone via a wireless network.

Nikon offers a range of Nikkor lenses to suit your needs for use with the D5600. You can choose from an 8mm fish-eye lens to an 800mm super telephoto lens to suit your needs. and your budget from Nikon in this stock. All of Nikon’s cutting-edge Nikkor lenses with AF-P technology introduced in 2017 are compatible with the D5600!

Like most inexpensive DSLRs The camera body is entirely made of hard plastic and is not weather sealed. Therefore, you need to take special care of your camera in dusty and rainy conditions. To prevent dust and water droplets from entering the camera.

Nikon in almost all features D5600 Although identical to the previous D5500, our advice is not to buy the D5500 even if you find it cheaper. The biggest reason is You will not be able to use Nikon’s new generation AF-P technology lenses with the D5500.

Who should buy this camera and who shouldn’t?

If you already have one D5500 That is, and he is doing the right thing by you. D5600 Don’t buy it, you’re basically getting the same thing (except for the AF-P lens). D5500 is in.

This camera will exceed your expectations in terms of image quality. You should only choose a more expensive camera if you need a heavier camera with more buttons and dials. And you don’t have to worry about money.

If you are serious about wildlife tracking, sports, action photography. and professional photojournalism You might want to invest your hard-earned money in a weatherproof, durable, and expensive camera with a higher focus and frame sensor. Money costs money!

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