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Anonymous Tue 27 Dec 2016 22:20:34 No.2990390 View View Report

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>Is it worth to save for the D5300 over the D3300 or should I wait a little longer?

I recently went through the same choice, upgraded from a D200 to a D5300.

The main things the 5300 has going for it are more AF points, a flippy screen, and very easy to use wifi to transfer pics onto your phone.

It was a $100 jump from D3300 to D5300 when I bought, and personally felt like it was 100% worth it.

Do you like to get low perspective shots? The moving screen is great for using live view without getting dirt or sand on your nice clothes.

Watch the old DigitalRev video comparing the two, and then make a choice.

Here:https://youtu.be/LQlbH57Ebj0

Best of luck anon.

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Anonymous Wed 22 Jun 2016 21:10:29 No.2868422 View View Report

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Hi, i'm looking to try out photography but do not have a DSLR. I have an iphone SE, but I figure that is not a very good camera to learn the craft and photograph the landscapes and adventure shots I want to. I looked into cheap DSLRs but it was very hard to find a decent body, lens, and gear for under $200, which I hoped I could get away with. I understand photography is an expensive hobby, but I figured testing the water with something cheap would not be so bad. However every review site I found says at the bare minimum I should start with a body at the same level of the Nikon 3300, else I would regret the purchase. I couldn't find that level equipment for as dirt cheap as I would've liked, so I saddled the purchase for a time. I wasn't comfortable dropping the $500 for a camera I'd barely know how to use. I told myself that the camera on my phone would be fine to take on hiking trips, but I am not so sure its worth it now to take photos that low quality. I could use some advice on how to dive into this thing, considering what you all do is really cool. The way I see it I have three options: stick with my phone camera, buy a shit body and lens for under $200, or wait a few months to grab a better quality dslr. Help me out here, I'd love to share this board with y'all in the future.

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