Key Features
- 24.2MP DX-Format CMOS Sensor
- EXPEED 4 Image Processor
- 3.2" 1.037m-Dot Vari-Angle Touchscreen
- Full HD 1080p Video Recording at 60 fps
MFR #
1575
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- Easy to Use & Great PicturesI am new to DSLR cameras and wanted one to take to Africa for a Safari. I didn't have time to learn all about all the manual features. After reading D5600 for Dummies and getting certain features set, I was ready to roll. The camera was great - easy to use, took awesome photos and the snap bridge technology worked perfectly. I really wanted to have location data for my photos so just had my iPhone on me and the GPS of the phone added the location to the pictures. I used a Nikon 180 - 300mm lens and that was perfect for getting those up close, Nat'l Geo type shots. LOVE this camera!
- Small Light Travel Camera with Manual Exposure ModesPROS 1) Small and light travel camera, and performs quite well 2) Offers manual exposure modes 3) Good performing pop-up flash unit 4) Easy to remove and insert a new battery 5) Affordable without omitting needed/desired features. CONS 1) Cycling through ISO modes inadvertently can trigger the pop-up flash 2) AF-P lenses have a plastic mount, but are apparently somewhat easily replaceable. (Camera itself has an aluminum mount.) 3) Would be nice to have a dial
- Great transitionPhotography is specifically about your eye...screw all the tech talk this is the purrrfect camera transitioning from phone to actually learning the craft. Get a battery grip and big lens so tourists give you respect
- Great Camera Hands DownI purchased another well know Camera and the picture quality wasn't good, and t kept freezing up. I returned it and purchased the D5600 and I have been in love every since.
- Very happy with this Advanced Entry Level cameraI've had this camera just over two months now and have three lenses; 18-140, 55-300 and 55mm 1.8D. This is my first digital SLR and my return to photography after nearly 40 years. My last cameras were Nikon FM and FE bodies in the early 1980s, along with fixed 24, 35, 55micro and 135mm lenses. Since then I've had a few digital consumer cameras but most of my pictures were taken with iPhones. I forgot how rewarding quality, flexible gear can be. I'm careful about what I select and the
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