Nikon D5200 vs Nikon D3200
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Nikon D5200 v Nikon D3200. A comparison of the Nikon D5200 vs the Nikon D3200 looking at specs including megapixels, ISO Range, RGB sensor, continuous shooting, Full 1080p HD video, Screen, SD memory, Wireless WU-1a adapter and price.
Superseding the Nikon D5100 the Nikon D5200 is the new entry level DX-format DSLR camera that offers a 24.1 Megapixel sensor, full 1080p video capability and a 39 point auto-focus system.
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The nikon d3200 is great for beginners and the 5200 is also great.
I have just ordered d3200 found a good deal in amazon i have always compared it to d5200 but soon at the end of today i have realized d5100 is just few bugs more than d3200 now i am worried did i made right choice or not and also started worrying about that swirl screen is it really helpful did i made wrong choice?
So helpful! Thank you so much. The comparison closed caption was great. My 13 year old has worked to save money for a nice SLR and this presentation was easy enough for her to understand.
Great to hear, thank you for your comment :-)
thanks for watching. Interesting point, the auto-bracketing was also on the D5000 so pretty sure it will continue to the D5200 as it did with the D5100
I bought the D3200 and I regret nothing! :)
Seriously, amazing review! I love when i find reviewers like this. Just sat infront of the camera, has ALL the facts written down, is well spoken, doesn't try making inane jokes in-between each fact (Just came from a guy who enjoyed making stupid 'WOOOO' noises after every fact), doesn't swear, comes straight to the point and sets a relaxed mood in his videos. These type of users are what make TH-cam amazing!! Thanks supersaf!!
D3200 it is :D Altho I do wish it had the D5200 swivel screen :( Now, wheres that subscribe button.. :P
Agree!
Better to spend your money on lenses than camera bodies, bodies become archaic fast, lenses don't.
Real talk bro do u have reason
Out of those 3, I would say D3200 overall (price, more megapixels, good user interface). That's my opinion, others may differ.
Thanks for watching, glad you found it helpful
I got D3200 for Xmas and love it! Was impressed w/ detail and kit lens is great.
I really enjoyed this video too as you are very organized and plainspoken on what each body does. Thanks for doing it!
I got D5200 about a month ago, im pretty happy with it. Still getting to know it
thanks for the feedback. I'm currently aiming to do both, a lot of my camera vids have been popular. But lets see :-)
thanks for watching, glad it helped :-)
Thanks buddy, the feedback means a lot :-)
Lol an exchange offer for oneplus 5T with. D5200 brought me here, damn look at you thats ur first video im watching without a beard 🤣😂
I really prayed that someone compared 3200 vs 5200, and luckily found this video
Thank you very much.
I bought the D3200 a couple of weeks ago. I love it!
you are correct it is 1080i at 50/60fps apologies I got that wrong. But I still think that is impressive for an advanced beginner DSLR
thanks, yes I have added an annotation to correct that it is 1080i at 50/60fps and not 1080p
That's correct, I was mistaken that it was 60p rather than 60i for 1080 but have corrected that in the annotations
Straight into it, you engage the listener straight away, good clear delivery, no fluff. Great video - props bro!
yes as far as I am aware you have full manual control, the D5100 did not. The D3200 has it too. Only thing on D3200 is you can't change the aperture in live view, you have to come out of it, change it then go back to live view. Not sure how this will be on the D5200
Great comparison review,looking to buy my first DSLR,with the D5200 at around £400 now I think I'll go for that
i just brough a D3200 with 18-105mm AFS lenses. very happy with it. i am a beginner, and for my opinion i will pick up a better lenses rather the better camera body with the same budget i had. Still learning.
beside the lenses had the same price with the camera body.@@",All the best for all photographer.
Thank you, really appreciate the feedback :-)
Just recently bought a D3200. Previously used a Canon T3. Looking to to video with a mic input. So far, very happy with the upgrade. Love the MP upgrade.
yes I have corrected this in the annotations
oh btw, video mode is really improving on d5200, with stereo mic and selectable shutter speed and iso, characteristic only from more expensive cameras such as d7000 and canon 7D. I'm probably updating from my d5100 to a d5200 in the next months.
Yes it does win in terms of specs, however it just depends on your budget and how long you are willing to wait. Prices of DSLRs usually drop a bit after the first few months once the hype dies down.
Hi, you are correct it is 50/60i not p, I have corrected this in the annotation. Also the D3200 has full manual controls in video, the D5100 didn't but the Nikon DSLR's after that have full manual controls
Good advice from @Sandy, if you already have the D3200 then I would stick to it for now
No as far as I am aware it does not had a built in focus motor, but pretty much all new Nikon lenses do so it's not a big issue I don't think
Good point, there may be a D7100 in the pipeline. Yes I didn't realise that it was 50/60i and not 50/60p. Although that it is the first Nikon DSLR to have 1080 at that frame rate.
Thank you for watching, i'm gald you found it useful :-)
Thanks dude.....went for the D3200 and its awesome for its price tag
Yes as far as I am aware. Also because the D5100 will now be discontinued and is an 18 month old camera. The D3200 is much more recent and also exceeds the D5100 in many ways
hey buddy, tbh as far as i am aware not having an AF motor is not a big issue as pretty much all new Nikon lenses have a built in AF motor so the camera does not need it. If you will be using older lenses then you will need it. One point to note about the D5200 is that you don't have full manual control over video so bare that in mind.
Hmm from what I understood, you are wondering if when in live view, if you switch modes do Nikon's switch off the live view? As far as I am aware no, I have a full frame D800 and switching from say Manual to Aperture priority does not switch of live view. I will be ordering the D5200 hopefully so will check and do a review
D3200 is good enough for my hobby shots. I have 3 lenses 70-500, 55-210, and 28-50. Camera has an easy mode that will ask you what kind of Pic you wan to take and set itself up for you. (explaining why it's using those settings)
At $360.00 with the 28-50mm lens, it's a great deal.
You are correct, thanks for pointing that out
one of the best review videos nowadays, everyone is making the clown and stuff, congrats. And i'm subscribing,
That's the way to make video's of comparison's. Everything was in detail. Thank you, it was really helpful!
official release date is 6th December, so most popular retailers should start stocking them depending on your location
You are correct, the D3200 is monaural. However in either case audio off camera isn't great, I would usually use an external mic.
D5200 or T4i, just depends what features between the two you like better?
Hi, the D800 is a great camera (I own one myself) but it is a full-frame pro camera so it will be more complicated to use. It costs roughly around 3 times more than the D5200 but the price would depend on your location. If you want easy settings then the D5200 would be a better option.
Good question, I would go for the D5200 based on some of the newer features and flip out screen. But the D700 has more "pro" features such as the 100% viewfinder and dual SD card slots
Hi Akshay, thanks. I would go for the D5200 as the D5100 is over a 18 months old and lacks features (e.g. full manual control in video). All the best.
D5100 is a nice camera although it does not have full manual control over video which is a big downside for me, so I would go for the D3200. If you will not be using the DSLR for video then it's not a bad choice. Also the D5200 releases on December 6th.
Should I get the D3200 with a Good lense or a D7100 with the Kit lens?
yes i agree, also they should have made it a bit more clear in the specs, i missed that detail
Great video! This is the perfect review comparing D3200 and D5200
I just started a small Film & Video production company, and thinking to buy the 3200.
I appreciate you, you are a great help. Going to the store for info is somewhat a pain, they tend to sale you a camera with commission in their mind.
Thank you.
Juan
T4i is nice, got a touch screen too. But the D3200 is a great camera and much cheaper. If you have the money and don't mind spending more thenT4i, if not D3200.
i'm sure it will drop, most DSLRs do a few months after release
Thanks, you're an awesome supporter :-) Really appreciate it!
Thank you so much for this video I was looking for this exact video! You sir just earned yourself a subscriber.
Your video was very helpful. I would have like to have also seen a bit of info on the 3200's "GUIDE" setting.
Personally I would say D3200 and the main reason being is that it has an easier to use graphic interface which is very useful
Explanation regarding the difference between these two cameras is very good, and in fact short & sweet....
The Dead Immortal :(
I think the price will come down, all Nikons usually come slightly high (maybe to keep up with demand) then eventually lower as time goes by and they have more stock
you can not manually control exposure in video, it is always auto which is limiting for professional quality video
seems like a pretty good deal, is it a reliable retailer?
Hi Akshay, D5200 is a newer model so will be much better (more megapixels, more auto-focus points, full manual video control)
Thanks for watching, all the best :-)
thank you, yes plenty more videos to come :-)
My D5200 just arrived today, got it on Ebay from Hong Kong for for $860 with free FedEx shipping, I love it! It's replacing my D40x
hey wussup, just came across your vids and find them really informative. just a general quest....the d3200 is now available with the 18-55mm kit and you also get an 55-200mm lens included for $400 u.s. clearly this is a great deal, but is there better for the money now that the camera is several years old? let me know, thanks in advance
Who else is watching this in 2018?
Not me.
Thanks, have pre ordered so hopefully will be here soon :-)
Thank you, glad you found it useful. All the best with the D5200 :-)
Great video friend. Saved so much time form web site comparisons. Really good. Need more.
Auto-focus in filming isn't great on any DSLR to be honest, it will probably be slightly better on this but i've yet to come across a DSLR that had good auto-focus in video mode
Both are older cameras now, I don't think the D7000 has that much more to offer to upgrade. Something like the D600 would be more of an upgrade
No I don't actually sell any of the products myself, just review them
While he provides good info, I don't think this comparison was particularly necessary. Both cameras are entry level, they are designed to be user friendly whilst still having the capacity to take great photos (and videos for that matter). The market they are aimed at is beginners and 1st time DSLR owners. That market isn't likely to care much about autofocus points and metering sensors. And anyone who does care about those things isn't likely to be buying an entry level camera. Point is, they are both great cameras, and most beginners would be perfectly satisfied with either. And while some specs of the D5200 sound better on paper, most of them don't really matter unless you are a professional.
well actually I'm new to DSLR and I found all of his info useful. It's better to have more than less. This info might me useful to professionals who have studied DSLRs for a long time but still don't have the money to invest a fullframe or sth similar.
Trung VolT Hi, I have found these sites helpful. Of course there are many others. Some are reviews, others let you compare specs to several models. Just Google these key words to get there.
'cnet' 'kenrockwell' 'cameradecision' 'ephotozine' ' cameralabs ' 'photographylife' 'snapsort'
I'm looking to get the D3200 Body and then the 18-200mm 3.5-5.6 lens. I think that would be a pretty good combo with a rather fast lens.
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Good Luck,
Bob
Great review. You were right about waiting a few months. Just ordered a D5200 with 18-55mm lens and an additional 55-200mm lens from Global Digital Store for £590.
Nice work. Very helpful comparison. You nailed it.
Guys im a beginner.... Which one Should i Buy ? I'm Thinking of the D5200. What do u guys think ?
***** Its much cheaper now. Depending on what you get with the D5200, it starts at $650 new with kit lens and between $400 - $500 used with the kit lens.
What should i buy ?? Like now..A Good one and not really expensive ? Thanks
Markos Videos HD D5200
yes definitely, but no doubt the D5200 will drop in price a few months after release
Thank you for the info! buying my D3200 this week
Like what nikoliciv said, don't worry about outdating, worry about outgrowing it. Hobbyist or people who want to get a little more serious in photography also ask these questions and normally many of us suggest something that gives you manual control. The D5100 is okay, but its more of a gimmick. But if you really want a camera that you believe you will use alot, pick between the D3200 or the D7100. Both cameras are great.
I am going for D5200 with AF-S 18-105mm VR Kit Lens!
Thank you so much for making this video. Helped me alot..
I have just read both reviews. Whilst the D5200 boasts some better features than the D3200, I will probably go for the D3200. The main reason is the "better" 39 point autofocus on the D5200. In the review it says it slows down the autofocus which could be quite annoying especially if you are using burst mode.
Hey really nice..!! Clear points & no confusion..
Helped me a lott... :)
Thank-you and cheers..!!!
great video Saf, excellent stuff and enjoyed it; it's really informative and as others have said, right to the point.
nice job :)
I find this video introduction ( a comparative one) to the Nikon D3200 and D5200 very useful. The gentleman is friendly yet matter of fact. He is sympathetic to the financial condition of the average Man or Woman. But his comments on the abilities and the qualities of the cameras are clear, unequivocal. Thanks for this presentation.
(y) Might look into getting the 5200 to replace my 3200, i was thinking of switching to Canon, but the fact that i can continue to use my lenses appeals to me.
Great camera, the only thing I don't like is not being able to change the aperture in live-view mode
Very informative and concise! Great setup too, thanks for the information
Ok.
When you're considering body vs. lens
Think about this, your camera's sensor is the digital film, ok... the only job the sensor does is to capture light, and it's million shapes and colors.
All sensors in new Dslr's does a really good job at it.
Now the camerabody stores some really cool stuff like the Image processer and other that judges how many fps's you can shoot, the buffer.
How many fps you get in video are also judged by the camerabody
Now... take the image sensor as your eyes, and the lens as the window you're looking out of.
Now, a bad lens is bacally a dirty window, you aren't able to see very clearly though the window, this is how the Dslr works, bad glass= bad image quality, even with 1.000.000 megapixels
Now take for instance, a old Dslr with some awesome, L or N glass, super super clear glass
you're going to get amazing results.
Glass over Body ;)
Hello, my Friend, I find your video, the way you present your subject and your personality quite good. In fact, you are one of the best I have ever seen. Your diction and your pronunciation is also noteworthy. The comparison you made tells me a lot. The swivel LED that the D5200 has is really important. But the difference in price is also to reckon with. I need a DSLR mainly for video. Do the cameras have any great difference in quality in the video they make?
Does the D5200 have the same on board user/hint tips guide as the D3200?
Bro which camera is best comparison between nikon d3200 vs d5200?
Good comparison of specs. Please post links of latest on field comparison of these two cameras.
Thank you for the suggestion as well with choosing or waiting for one.
I'm in the situation of deciding between the D5200 or the D3200. From what I've read, if you are going to use it more for video, like myself, purchase the D5200. Let me know what you decide.
I don't know a huge deal about the D7000 but if I get some time I will try
The D3200 definitely has and as the D5200 is newer than the D3200 it should have it too
D3200, D5100 does not have manual control over video, big let down for me
If you are looking at buying your first camera it is really a matter of ease of use, price and longevity. All the beginner models (3100, 3200, 5100 and 5200) have a very similar beginner friendly set up. They are super easy to learn to use, so you have to decide for yourself what you want. if you are going for video or being able to blow up pics, spend the extra $ and go with the 3200 or 5200. If you aren't sure, go cheaper first and spend your cash on good lenses because they never out-date.
If price isn't an issue then D5200, as it will be better for expanding your knowledge