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Thank you, unfortunately I have never used 1300D so I can't tell you that, in terms of image quality, Nikon has much better sensor than 1300D, especially the dynamic range is better on Nikon.
Great video man! I also have the D5500 and it is a fantastic camera. Combined with some good glass like the Sigma 17-50 2.8, Nikkor 85mm 1.8, or even the AF-P lenses, you can take some phenomenal images. I've shot everything from portraits, landscape, wildlife, and product photography all with this camera. In my opinion, the D5300, 5500, and 5600 are all amazing DSLRs for the price. Keep up the good work!
I bought a used D5500 after renting it for a week for a day trip to the zoo. I still love my D750 but the weight of it combined with my FF lenses make the D5500 my choice for vacationing, hiking and day trips. I love the feel of it in my hands - the grip is very comfortable for someone like me with smaller hands. And I agree with the Sigma 17-50 2.8. It's surprisingly sharp even at 2.8.
Michelle McCartney Exactly! You can even throw on the 35mm 1.8g lens and make it super travel friendly. I took the 35mm with me on my trip to Prague this summer and it was super convenient to carry around all day.
Spot on review. Had this for 2 years, 30k images, and faultless. Paired with Tamron 16-300 always makes it a lightweight travel camera. Even with big hands I find the grip comfortable and the menu system with My Menu and touch is super. Enjoy!
I've also got the Nikon D5500, and i completely agree with this beautiful video! The image resolution is amazing, and although there are some problems when using autofocus, it's easy to get used to manual focus. Overall, amazing DSLR, and you should definitely buy it!
I actually started my photography journey with the D5100, then D5300. I moved up to the D750 a few months ago, but just bought this one for my girlfriend today. Wanting to teach her the basics of photography, and I think this will work really well. Great video, thanks for it 👍
Thank you, but I don’t think that DSLRs are suitable for beginners. It is a dead technology, so there is no point in learning how to use them anymore. DSLM cameras with full time live view are much more suitable.
That's sensor on D5300-D5500-D5600 is incredible. Printed landscpe in Fine art at 70x40cm for work and jesus it is awesome. in a mid entry level camera. See the limit only in specific situation.
i really like the size of this camera, the grip, and of course the touch screen and metering mode. but the downside is like you already mention. only have 1 dial, the live view that really not live view. and now i go with the sony line up.
@@mshielphotography1858 im an amateur... i somehow don't like DSLR i guess..... but this one's my first DSLR anyway. I'm still learning...... i understand the art of photography, I'm still weak with understanding the camera
In my opinion the D5500 is a very good video camera. It may has no 4k, (tbh, who has a 4k screen? also, most filmmakers prefer softer images) but it has a very clean image (no morrey or rolling shutter). It's also good at low light. So if you want a camera that's awesome for stills AND good for video, the D5500 is the way to go.
I agree this camera is the best deal for photos. I am completely satisfied with the picture quality. However, I would not recommend it for video. It does not focus quickly so the video looks ugly with camera trying to focus all time...same experience as this youtube shows above in the movie part ( 4:51).
Mine is RED. I had a stable of Nikon DSLRs, the RED D5500 and a couple of F lenses are the only ones I kept after switching to Nikon's Z series cameras. I try to shoot with it once in a while, unfortunately once you go mirrorless there is no going back. But I will hang on to it. Thanks for your video.
I use this camera mainly for video. If you're skilled and manual focus, its great. The downside really is the battery life. When you're shooting video, it will run out fast and your memory can get filled up quickly if you dont have a huge memory card.
I have had mine for one year, but I do not use it enough. A very good honest review. I agree with you about the buttons placement, but I thin that on more expensive (bigger cameras) they are better placed
still relevant. thanks for the effort and the sharing. 6 months later do you still use/recommend the d5500 as a still/portrait camera? i am an appreciative subscriber. thumbs up.
Thank you, I appreciate your subscription, I actually don't have D5500 anymore, I use Sony A6500 instead. At the moment I would probably recommend buying mirrorless camera instead.
thanks for the vid! I sold my D3300 and wants to upgrade. i dont know if i should upgrade to the D5500 or pay more for the D7500... would love to hear you answer
@@TheHybridShooter let me explain Mirrorless is too expensive for ,me no, im looking at cameras that are 500-600 $ including a lens instead of the 18-55 kit. (i already have 50 1.8F and 70-300) now i look for a camera that ill have for few years and after ill finish the army, i may upgrade then. (may 🤷♂️ be mirrorless)
i just sold my nikon D3300 with kit lens i did magic with every picture on post editing. i think all depends on how u use it i think with this model i will do just fine. ima get just the body and a 50mm 1.8 lens
The Build off the camera is good and I have recently got a firmware update which has made it better. As a stills camera it is on point. And lots off Nikon Dx and full frame lenses go well with it just which it had two SD card slots. And maybe better video
Hi, I have a Nikon D5600 with an AF-P 18-55, AF-P 70-300 & AF-S 35 1.8. I'm planning to buy the AF-P 10-20 & 40mm macro. Do a 40mm macro prime is needed if I already have that 35!?
You can use micro AF adjustment to shift the point were the camera focuses if it focuses too close or too far. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with Min Focus Sensitivity.
Macro lens is a lens capable of 100% magnification, it can draw 1:1 image of the subject on the sensor. 40mm F2.8 micro is very good macro lens, I you can find a review on this channel.
Hei Nice video, have you ever tried a canon sl2? if so, Whats your view on that one. Picture quality wise and ISO performance. Thanks a lot , listening to you was great, very clear english where is your accent from? Keep up the good work
I use this camera with the Tamron 18-200 and Nikon 18-55 lens. I intend to purchase the Tamron 18-400 to go with the Nikon D5500. I am gonna buy another Nikon D5500 one day as a spare camera body. Also am going to buy the Panasonic GH5 and the Nikon D750
The Hybrid Shooter OK cool. The Tamron 18-200 is a good zoom lens. As it is longer than the Nikon 18-140. And also I intend to use both the Tamron 18-200 and Tamron 18-400 on my future GH5
Well, you say you never use the pop up flash, but I don't know how to tame that little beast so it doesn't pop up automatically. Can you weigh in on that? Am I missing something? I'm on a learning curve. P.S. Your review is really great.
Nice review! But now I'm not sure whether I want it anymore. I have an old d3000 with a 35mm 1.8 lens and am looking for a better low light performance along with good video capabilities, as I don't do tripod photos and mostly take portraits and instagram photos. Given the video capabilities and dual mic is bad I think about selling my lens and going mirrorless.
Thanks, if you need something with good video capabilities, mirrorless is hte way to go, D5500 does pretty good 1080p video, also in 60p but autofocus in video is unusable.
Another wonderful video packed with information. Would you be able to share with me your feelings about sooc jpeg when compared to the G85 and A6500. Thank you.
Good. clear and to the point. About the ergonomics though. I went to this camera from a sony A 6000 because the ergonomics and controls on the Sony were so awkward. The Sony took great pictures if you were taking still lifes or posed shots but for taking street or action shots it was entirely too slow to operate. This comparison could lead to a lot of disappointment when going from the Nikon DSLR. That was my experience anyhow. Coming back to the Nikon was like getting back together with an old familiar friend.
For me one key advantage of A6000 series over D5500 is the rotating thumb dial. I wich D5500 had at least two dials. Other than that handling isn't so bad.
I'm new and want to buy a dslr camera. I'm also interested on taking some sports photography. Is this a good camera in regards of price, quality and sports photography? If not, which one is? Thank you!
The Hybrid Shooter @ 1.14 the display on the screen is different to mine. I think it's reffered to as the classic view, there's a way to activate and deactivate it .
Last question....👌 In imaging is the 80d and 5500 more or less on the same level? (Still about quality of the picture ) I'm trying to understand which will be my first dslr.😊
why would you use it when you own a a6500? Not that the a6500 is much better for stills but since you have it for video anyway why not use it for Photo?
Is it still worth after 2 years? I am a newbie to photography... I can buy this camera for less then 700swiss francs a microfon included. I want to use it for street photography (skating, fashion, traveling etc. you know what I mean hahaha) Is there a better camera out there which is not expensive?
If you are on a budget then get this camera. I dont really recommend it for fast moving objects like skate photography or sports. As always a great photo requires a great photographer that know all his stuff. I can tell you that I shot $7,000 USD weddings with this camera and 2 lenes; Nikon 35mm 1.8 and the Tamron 24-70mm 2.8. I also own a SONY A6500 but had to pay $1,200+$400 USD for the camera and a 35mm 1.8 lens. I believe this camera and that same setup is around $600 now .
Hi, I am thinking of taking up amateur photography and am considering buying either this camera or the Nikon 5600. The most important thing to me is image quality (and I am most interested in stills / landscape photography). What would be the best option? Or are there any better DSLRs (given my preferred type of photography) out there within the same price range? Thank you. :)
I had an a6000 before this camera and found the Nikon much better to use. The Sony has a very complicated and unmanageable control system for quick adjustments and the buttons are too small to be found without looking. It also has a delay between the picture you see being taken and the one that shows up. All this makes it very difficult to use for active photography. Setting up a shot for a still life may be fine but for me the Nikon is so much better. It feels like a camera rather than a cigarette package with buttons drawn on it.
Great camera and for the money a bargain too. I use mine alongside a Nikon D700 to shot gigs and festivals.This camera can focus in dark gigs where the D700 can struggle.I use a 35mm f1.8 dx lens and a 50mmf1.8 g lens with this camera most of the time and get very good results.
dobra recenzia :) len ma irituje to porovnavanie video samples medzi budget DSLR s highend mirrorlessom.... vela recenzentov porovnava "fabiu" s "panamerou".... D5500 za cenu 400€ toci krasne videa a vyrovna sa drahym kameram .... horsie je to so zvukom pri autofocuse a s ergonomiou..ale to sa da poriesit...THUMB UP
Ďakujem, bohužiaľ nič lacnejšie na porovnanie videa som tu nemal, Nikon má rovnaký senzor a použil som pri ňom omnoho ostreší objektív, takže taký rozdiel by tam podla mňa byť nemusel. Mne osobne sa video kvalita DX Nikonov ani porovnateľných Canonov nepáči. Aj taký Panasonic G7, ktorý je za podobnú cenu má neporovnateľne lepšie video ako napríklad D5500, dokonca aj lepšie smartfóny pri správnom použití, takže ja mám D5500 rád, ale nie na video.
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Thank you, unfortunately I have never used 1300D so I can't tell you that, in terms of image quality, Nikon has much better sensor than 1300D, especially the dynamic range is better on Nikon.
Of course, you can recover shadows in editing software with evrey camera.
Great video man! I also have the D5500 and it is a fantastic camera. Combined with some good glass like the Sigma 17-50 2.8, Nikkor 85mm 1.8, or even the AF-P lenses, you can take some phenomenal images. I've shot everything from portraits, landscape, wildlife, and product photography all with this camera. In my opinion, the D5300, 5500, and 5600 are all amazing DSLRs for the price. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, I agree, with sharp lenses it is capable of delivering excellent results.
I bought a used D5500 after renting it for a week for a day trip to the zoo. I still love my D750 but the weight of it combined with my FF lenses make the D5500 my choice for vacationing, hiking and day trips. I love the feel of it in my hands - the grip is very comfortable for someone like me with smaller hands.
And I agree with the Sigma 17-50 2.8. It's surprisingly sharp even at 2.8.
Michelle McCartney Exactly! You can even throw on the 35mm 1.8g lens and make it super travel friendly. I took the 35mm with me on my trip to Prague this summer and it was super convenient to carry around all day.
The sigma 17-50 f2.8 rarely leaves my D5500, great lens!
Luigiz28 please is this good for video?
Spot on review. Had this for 2 years, 30k images, and faultless. Paired with Tamron 16-300 always makes it a lightweight travel camera. Even with big hands I find the grip comfortable and the menu system with My Menu and touch is super. Enjoy!
I've also got the Nikon D5500, and i completely agree with this beautiful video! The image resolution is amazing, and although there are some problems when using autofocus, it's easy to get used to manual focus. Overall, amazing DSLR, and you should definitely buy it!
DagKouta do i need lens for good shots?
DagKouta i want to get them ina future but they pricey rn i can get the camera for 400$ then lens later
I actually started my photography journey with the D5100, then D5300. I moved up to the D750 a few months ago, but just bought this one for my girlfriend today. Wanting to teach her the basics of photography, and I think this will work really well. Great video, thanks for it 👍
Thank you, but I don’t think that DSLRs are suitable for beginners. It is a dead technology, so there is no point in learning how to use them anymore. DSLM cameras with full time live view are much more suitable.
Nice job on this review! I've had the D5500 for a couple of months and I love it
Thank you!
Its a pretty damn good video camera 1080 at 60fps is massive. I have a lot of success filming in all conditions with the d5500.
It's a great camera I own this myself it is great for street photography
Agreed!
That's sensor on D5300-D5500-D5600 is incredible. Printed landscpe in Fine art at 70x40cm for work and jesus it is awesome. in a mid entry level camera. See the limit only in specific situation.
ruffdraft could i use this camera without lens? until i can afford them or no ?
@@marcio9242 You will need a lens with this camera it comes with a 18-55 kit lens
I took about 1400 shots today on one battery. Definitely impressed
I had this and the D5600 and loved them both, eventually upgraded to the D7200 which is a terrific camera, absolutely love these cameras.
Great camera and it is my first DSLR.
Agreed, it is a good choice of the first camera!
i really like the size of this camera, the grip, and of course the touch screen and metering mode.
but the downside is like you already mention. only have 1 dial, the live view that really not live view. and now i go with the sony line up.
I just got this one and excited to explorer it with nature photography
Is it any good? i was thinking of paring it with something like a tamron 70-300
@@mshielphotography1858 im an amateur... i somehow don't like DSLR i guess..... but this one's my first DSLR anyway. I'm still learning......
i understand the art of photography, I'm still weak with understanding the camera
In my opinion the D5500 is a very good video camera. It may has no 4k, (tbh, who has a 4k screen? also, most filmmakers prefer softer images) but it has a very clean image (no morrey or rolling shutter). It's also good at low light. So if you want a camera that's awesome for stills AND good for video, the D5500 is the way to go.
Also, very good and well explained review.
I agree this camera is the best deal for photos. I am completely satisfied with the picture quality. However, I would not recommend it for video. It does not focus quickly so the video looks ugly with camera trying to focus all time...same experience as this youtube shows above in the movie part ( 4:51).
For video I think a 70D or a Sony a6300 would be way better choices
4k tvs are dropped in price though and 4k videos look gorgeous
Mine is RED. I had a stable of Nikon DSLRs, the RED D5500 and a couple of F lenses are the only ones I kept after switching to Nikon's Z series cameras. I try to shoot with it once in a while, unfortunately once you go mirrorless there is no going back. But I will hang on to it. Thanks for your video.
Could you suggest a zoom lense for birding activities for this camera?
Found one for cheap online. I do mostly landscape and portrait shots. I think this will be a good cam for me.
I use this camera mainly for video. If you're skilled and manual focus, its great. The downside really is the battery life. When you're shooting video, it will run out fast and your memory can get filled up quickly if you dont have a huge memory card.
If you are skilled it is usable for video but definitely not great, there are much better cameras for video.
Agreed. When I have the means, I'll definately get a better camera.
It doesn't have to be expensive, D5500 is just more oriented on stills.
I have my sights on the new Sony A7III. Looks really good.
That is a great choice, I have ordered one as well.
For the price, she's fantastic.
Agreed, not just for the price.
Thank you for watching!
Hello
I have a D5500
Do you know how to reduce the power of the built-in flash for fill in flash?
Awesome review! Thank you this helps a lot. Already ordered mine should be arriving this week!!
You're welcome, thank you for watching!
Hows it holding up
I have had mine for one year, but I do not use it enough.
A very good honest review.
I agree with you about the buttons placement, but I thin that on more expensive (bigger cameras) they are better placed
Thank you, the controls are unfortunately far from perfect on Nikon's entry level DSLRs.
Nice. What lens do you recommend for landscapes on the D5500?
How good is it for filming? how long do you think the battery life would last for?
still relevant. thanks for the effort and the sharing. 6 months later do you still use/recommend the d5500 as a still/portrait camera? i am an appreciative subscriber. thumbs up.
Thank you, I appreciate your subscription, I actually don't have D5500 anymore, I use Sony A6500 instead. At the moment I would probably recommend buying mirrorless camera instead.
thanks for the vid!
I sold my D3300 and wants to upgrade.
i dont know if i should upgrade to the D5500 or pay more for the D7500...
would love to hear you answer
Neither, I definitely recommend getting mirrorless camera instead.
@@TheHybridShooter let me explain
Mirrorless is too expensive for ,me no, im looking at cameras that are 500-600 $ including a lens instead of the 18-55 kit. (i already have 50 1.8F and 70-300)
now i look for a camera that ill have for few years and after ill finish the army, i may upgrade then. (may 🤷♂️ be mirrorless)
looked at Sigma 17-50 and 17-70 to go with the new camera. all second hand of course :)
Then I would recommend spending as little as possible, since DLSR systems are not perspective.
@@TheHybridShooter i didnt get you :(
can you explain again?
Nice review again mate still waiting for your Photo Settings video for Panasonic G80
Thank you, will try to do that as soon as possible.
i just sold my nikon D3300 with kit lens i did magic with every picture on post editing. i think all depends on how u use it i think with this model i will do just fine. ima get just the body and a 50mm 1.8 lens
Thanks for providing such great reviews. Keep up the good work!
My pleasure, thank you for watching!
Hello , how can I increase the shutter speed on nikon d5500 ,manual mode , I have a limit 1/30 .
How it performs in low light and night photography?
Which camera is good for video pls guide Thankyou I do food videography
Perfect. Just what I needed to know, thanks.
You're welcome, thank you for watching!
what about the flip screen when u adjust the settings like shutter speed can we see what changes it makes in the moniter when we adjust it
Great tutorial. Can I ask if D5500 has an AC power charger for it? Which one would you recommend? My battery can't do long video recording. Thanks.
How much is record time
The Build off the camera is good and I have recently got a firmware update which has made it better. As a stills camera it is on point. And lots off Nikon Dx and full frame lenses go well with it just which it had two SD card slots. And maybe better video
Are you by any chance also plays beam ng or plays racing simulator in general??
Bro which camera will u prefer for photography?
D5500 or t7i?
Unfortunately I haven't used t7i, so can't tell you.
Please why is my touch control not functioning though it is activated on my Nikon D5500
Would this be good for:
- Livestream (used as a Facecam)
- Recording youtube videos: low pace movements
No, it is not good for any video use.
@@TheHybridShooter ohh F
I thought it could be good for no-professional use.
Thank you very much!
Any recommendation for that use?
Hi, I have a Nikon D5600 with an AF-P 18-55, AF-P 70-300 & AF-S 35 1.8. I'm planning to buy the AF-P 10-20 & 40mm macro. Do a 40mm macro prime is needed if I already have that 35!?
If you don't shoo macro, you probably don't need it, the sharpness is similar to 35mm.
What is the use of AF Micro Adjustment (Fine Tune) and Min Focus Sensitivity?
Which Nikon d5500 doesn't have that
You can use micro AF adjustment to shift the point were the camera focuses if it focuses too close or too far.
Unfortunately I'm not familiar with Min Focus Sensitivity.
Sorry but , is this camera very good for portraits as well? High definition (very detailed pictures)
And is this or the d4300 better?
(Photography )
Yes, with suitable lens it is very good stills camera. Image quality on D3400 is the same, but D5500 has more futures.
What are the macro lenses? how to identify if a lens is macro or not?and what are good macro lenses for Nikon d5300?
Macro lens is a lens capable of 100% magnification, it can draw 1:1 image of the subject on the sensor. 40mm F2.8 micro is very good macro lens, I you can find a review on this channel.
The Hybrid Shooter I see.thanks
Hei Nice video, have you ever tried a canon sl2? if so, Whats your view on that one. Picture quality wise and ISO performance. Thanks a lot , listening to you was great, very clear english where is your accent from? Keep up the good work
Thank you, this was the last DSLR that I have use, so I haven't tested SL2. I switched to mirrorless. I am from Slovakia.
I use this camera with the Tamron 18-200 and Nikon 18-55 lens. I intend to purchase the Tamron 18-400 to go with the Nikon D5500. I am gonna buy another Nikon D5500 one day as a spare camera body. Also am going to buy the Panasonic GH5 and the Nikon D750
I'm also interested in 18-400mm but I need to take at look at image quality first.
The Hybrid Shooter OK cool. The Tamron 18-200 is a good zoom lens. As it is longer than the Nikon 18-140. And also I intend to use both the Tamron 18-200 and Tamron 18-400 on my future GH5
If you get this camera make sure you get the AF-P lenses
Agreed, that helps a lot with focusing, unfortunately there is only a few of those available at the moment.
i'm actually kinda fan of the power switch placement
Well, you say you never use the pop up flash, but I don't know how to tame that little beast so it doesn't pop up automatically. Can you weigh in on that? Am I missing something? I'm on a learning curve.
P.S. Your review is really great.
Thank you, if you use Auto mode, you need to set the camera to the mode with crossed flash logo if you don't want the flash to pop-out automatically.
which onr is better, this or the CANON EOS M50?
Nice review!
But now I'm not sure whether I want it anymore. I have an old d3000 with a 35mm 1.8 lens and am looking for a better low light performance along with good video capabilities, as I don't do tripod photos and mostly take portraits and instagram photos. Given the video capabilities and dual mic is bad I think about selling my lens and going mirrorless.
Thanks, if you need something with good video capabilities, mirrorless is hte way to go, D5500 does pretty good 1080p video, also in 60p but autofocus in video is unusable.
I noticed that uve so many watches.. are you owned all of the watches?.. great review btw..
Thank you, most of the watches are mine, I had some of the watches for review.
do you have a file with some of the images you showed.
Another wonderful video packed with information. Would you be able to share with me your feelings about sooc jpeg when compared to the G85 and A6500. Thank you.
Thank you, Nikon has some of the best JPEG colors IMO, probably better than A6500 all-round. G85 also has very good color science.
The Hybrid Shooter Thank you.
Good. clear and to the point. About the ergonomics though. I went to this camera from a sony A 6000 because the ergonomics and controls on the Sony were so awkward. The Sony took great pictures if you were taking still lifes or posed shots but for taking street or action shots it was entirely too slow to operate. This comparison could lead to a lot of disappointment when going from the Nikon DSLR. That was my experience anyhow. Coming back to the Nikon was like getting back together with an old familiar friend.
For me one key advantage of A6000 series over D5500 is the rotating thumb dial. I wich D5500 had at least two dials. Other than that handling isn't so bad.
How much is the price of this kemarara with brother lanes
I'm new and want to buy a dslr camera. I'm also interested on taking some sports photography. Is this a good camera in regards of price, quality and sports photography? If not, which one is? Thank you!
No, I definitely recommend buying mirrorless camera in 2020. Something like Sony A6100 or even A600 is much better choice.
@@TheHybridShooter okay thank you!!
What's the cutaway shot of the LUMIX doing here?
As you can see by the lens designation it top left corner, it is image quality sample.
What is the canon equivalent of this camera?
How do you activate the classic view on the D5500? Any help greatly appreciated.
Not sure what you mean by classic view, but you can switch between viewfinder and screen using the toggle next to mode dial marked with Lv.
The Hybrid Shooter @ 1.14 the display on the screen is different to mine. I think it's reffered to as the classic view, there's a way to activate and deactivate it .
You can change that in setup menu (wrench ikon) - info display format
The Hybrid Shooter, Thank you.
Which lens would u recommend me? And thank you!^^
Last question....👌
In imaging is the 80d and 5500 more or less on the same level?
(Still about quality of the picture )
I'm trying to understand which will be my first dslr.😊
Nikon 50mm AF-S F1.8 is very good lens for portraits. Image quality of 80D is similar to D5500, D5500 is a bit better, but both are very good.
Thank you!
What kind of camera were you shooting with ?
Sony A6500.
Which is better d5500 or d5600. For photography
I don't recommend either in 2020.
@@TheHybridShooter so which will recommend me in 2020.my budget 830 dollors
I really like your pictures
Thank you!
why would you use it when you own a a6500?
Not that the a6500 is much better for stills but since you have it for video anyway why not use it for Photo?
I keep it mostly because of the Nikon's lens selection.
Is this a good camera for a beginner for astrophotography?
Yes, with wide-angle lens with fast aperture, it is good choice in that price category.
Is it still worth after 2 years? I am a newbie to photography... I can buy this camera for less then 700swiss francs a microfon included. I want to use it for street photography (skating, fashion, traveling etc. you know what I mean hahaha)
Is there a better camera out there which is not expensive?
It is not a bad camera, but I would recommend getting a mirrorless camera. Take a look at Sony A6000 / A6300 and Panasonic G85.
If you are on a budget then get this camera.
I dont really recommend it for fast moving objects like skate photography or sports. As always a great photo requires a great photographer that know all his stuff. I can tell you that I shot $7,000 USD weddings with this camera and 2 lenes; Nikon 35mm 1.8 and the Tamron 24-70mm 2.8. I also own a SONY A6500 but had to pay $1,200+$400 USD for the camera and a 35mm 1.8 lens. I believe this camera and that same setup is around $600 now .
I’m planning to buy this
Should I buy it in 2021 ?
No, you should buy a mirrorless camera instead.
Canon 200D (or any with dual pixel af) is almost made for budget video
Sir what is your opinion about d5300
If you only shoot stills, it is a good camera for the price.
in the same budget what other camera is better ($700)?
For stills, there is no better camera in that price range.
what do you say about d5500 with 18-140mm? this is my first experience buying a camera so i am really confused
Very good combination, good choice for the first DSLR, if you don't shoot video.
yeah ,just for pictures and family use. Thank you so much. :)
You're welcome!
ek dslr se kitne photo kich sakte hai? ek dslr ki life span kya hoti hai?
Great video.
Thank you!
Hi, I am thinking of taking up amateur photography and am considering buying either this camera or the Nikon 5600. The most important thing to me is image quality (and I am most interested in stills / landscape photography). What would be the best option? Or are there any better DSLRs (given my preferred type of photography) out there within the same price range? Thank you. :)
I definitely don't recommend buying any DSLR, it is outdated technology. Any mirrorless APS-C camera is a better choice.
@@TheHybridShooter Thank You so much for your quick response. I'm still in the process of looking.
$430 USD, new?...I don't see it, ..please provide the link.
4u25out euro
Can i have the first picture for my wallpaper ?
You mean the one with camera at 0:00?
Yes,i like it! xD
Here it is: drive.google.com/open?id=1kRhL9hwLivr2l--mAmhF3R5_u_abYinG
Thank you! xD
Nikon d5500 or the sony a6000 which one is better?
For stills, I would take the Nikon because the lens selection is much better.
I had an a6000 before this camera and found the Nikon much better to use. The Sony has a very complicated and unmanageable control system for quick adjustments and the buttons are too small to be found without looking. It also has a delay between the picture you see being taken and the one that shows up. All this makes it very difficult to use for active photography. Setting up a shot for a still life may be fine but for me the Nikon is so much better. It feels like a camera rather than a cigarette package with buttons drawn on it.
which lens would perfect for 4k pics??
No lens is perfect.
Great camera and for the money a bargain too. I use mine alongside a Nikon D700 to shot gigs and festivals.This camera can focus in dark gigs where the D700 can struggle.I use a 35mm f1.8 dx lens and a 50mmf1.8 g lens with this camera most of the time and get very good results.
I agree, the especially the lens selection is really good.
Thanks for watching!
Nice video
Thank you!
Nikom d5300 or nikon d5500?
D5500 is worth the extra money.
The Hybrid Shooter which is better? D5300 or D5500?
D5500 is better.
Adorable,
Might buy another one and a Canon 80D and Panasonic GH5 and Nikon D750
For photography, great camera! For DIY video, absolutely no no no, the continues AF is suck! Better get canon or Sony
I agree with that.
@@TheHybridShooter nikon wont fix this focusing system I guess
Jose Mourinho, is that you?
Not sure, some say it's Zlatan.
Just got one for $375 hope thats a good deal.
Not really, to be honest.
dobra recenzia :) len ma irituje to porovnavanie video samples medzi budget DSLR s highend mirrorlessom.... vela recenzentov porovnava "fabiu" s "panamerou".... D5500 za cenu 400€ toci krasne videa a vyrovna sa drahym kameram .... horsie je to so zvukom pri autofocuse a s ergonomiou..ale to sa da poriesit...THUMB UP
Ďakujem, bohužiaľ nič lacnejšie na porovnanie videa som tu nemal, Nikon má rovnaký senzor a použil som pri ňom omnoho ostreší objektív, takže taký rozdiel by tam podla mňa byť nemusel. Mne osobne sa video kvalita DX Nikonov ani porovnateľných Canonov nepáči. Aj taký Panasonic G7, ktorý je za podobnú cenu má neporovnateľne lepšie video ako napríklad D5500, dokonca aj lepšie smartfóny pri správnom použití, takže ja mám D5500 rád, ale nie na video.
great
Thank you!
The Nikon D5500 is cheaper than the Nikon D3400 which is great.
This or the Canon 750D?
Neither, I recommend buying mirrorless camera instead.
@@TheHybridShooter i would love to, but so far these 2 are in my budget bracket. I m more to photography and a newbie btw
50mm or 35mm lens for this camera?
Depends on what focal length do you prefer, 35mm is a bit more versatile.
Sigma 30mm 1.4 art is a dream on d5500 😍 the 50mm 1.8g is quality.
do i need lens to do youtube videos?
yes
sony sensor are the best
Hm slovak zijuci v BA. Dobra anglictina, len tak dalej.
Ďakujem!
Made in Thailand??
Doesn't matter.
Af not bad
This camera is D5600 and not D5500
It is D5500.
Maybe in India they release the same with cam with D5600
D5500 and D5600 look the same, this is definitely D5500.