Nikon D3300 vs D5300 and 18-55mm vs 18-140mm comparison review: AF, GPS, and Wi-fi

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[@TonyAndChelsea]

📷Buy on Amazon at help.tc/d3300 or help.tc/d5300 📷

[@sbcwinn]

I actually am on a limited budget and ran across a D5100. I put the rest of my money into glass, especially some good prime lenses. I wanted to thank-you for your excellent content on KZbin. I have become quite a fan and I am learning a ton from you. I just wanted to say "thanks!"

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Mario Mosin Yes, it would be a big improvement for you. Also consider a used D7100, which you can get for $900 to $950.

[@MrArtBes]

***** too high this price

[@MrArtBes]

***** i have took it with a price of 580$

[@stephaniewright1965]

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[@hardikgala]

Tony Northrup which lens is better 18-140 or 24-120is extra price of 24-120 over 18-140 justified ?

[@Baryamanin]

+Tony Northrup can the D5300 take panorama?

[@nishitpatel6962]

Thanks a lot for this video, I was really confused between D3300 and D5300. This video helped a lot and I finally bought D3300. Its my first DSLR and I am really excited.

[@qqqqhuz]

@ 3:42 Look at the camre on the table...scary close call!

[@Ichetanshenoy]

wow.. you noticed it ;)

[@robbyradhika]

Your focus is outstanding hahaa

[@DominiqueKooper666]

oh my goodness. haha.

[@stingowillrock]

Hey man thanks for this video... I ended up getting the d3300 and the rokinon lens you mentioned in the video. Im pretty impressed with everything

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Oh, good! Enjoy!

[@mdalikazi]

The camera almost slipped and fell at 3:41

[@manginips92]

lol i was like "ohhhhhh, sooo close!"

[@kiyoshim9593]

looks like you have been a victim of theft too many times

[@gaurswarit]

can or should one upgrade to nikon d5200 or d7100 after using d3300?

[@killjoyshidae1208]

My school just bought the D5300. I'm quite excited to shoot with it tomorrow at a football game, since it's low light performance is a lot better than my 10-year-old 20D.

[@woox3d1]

Great review! I bought the 5300 w/ 18-140mm and i love it!

[@alexjenkins9430]

I'm thinking of buying it for my 1st camera would you recommend it? How do you find using it any issues or dislikes?

[@royjames7161]

I have a D3400 and have managed to tether it to laptop, windows notebook and desktop. With a cheap remote trigger this gives me all the advantages of both wifi and a swivelling screen. The windows software was free and I had the other kit anyway. Thanks Tony for giving me the idea of tethering in one of your other videos.

[@Zeppolino100]

Thanks Mr. Northrup for this excellent video analysis. As an artist who uses photography in his print work, you convinced me that the 5300 is the right choice for me (the bracketing especially). This was my own independent evaluation, but your confirmation is gratifying. Many thanks!

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Zeppolino100 You're welcome, and enjoy!

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[@craighollenbeck8096]

These videos by Tony and Chelsea are the best I have seen on the web. Thank you both!

[@PZJJProductions]

I bought a D3300 not too long ago and I love it! I would call myself an amateur photographer at best and I want to get better. I also bought a 35mm which I also like. My question is when is it that I should upgrade? The photography I'm trying to do is night photography and a lot of wide angle exposures around the city at night. I was thinking about getting the Rokinon 14mm soon. However, as for a new camera, I was thinking about buying a D7100? Recommendations or suggestions? Thanks in advance.

[@WildInNewEngland]

I know this video is a few years old, but just looked at it as I was researching current kit lenses for D5600/D5500 for my brother. I thought I'd add my perspective on the 18-140mm lens. In 2014 I owned a D3100 with the kit 18-55. In August of that year I was planning a couple week trip to North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Having been there previously in 2010 with a small Nikon point & shoot & an Olympus Ultra Zoom, I knew I wanted something a bit longer than 55mm. So I picked up a used 55-105 locally. That and my D3100 did a wonderful job for me on that trip. Between then and December 2016 I acquired a D5500. I planned another trip for December '16 and once again I really only wanted to carry my D5500 with one lens attached. I travel far and wide on the Island and like to travel light, and photography is important but not my main gig while there. The 18-140 did exactly what I wanted. Actually if anything, I wished I had a wider lens, not longer, for some landscape pics, BUT since I am using crop sensor cameras I have learned to do some quite good panoramas to stich when I get back home. Bottom line, if you're planning travel and want to go light, but have a decent lens on your camera for most everyday purposes, the 18-140 wins hands down. Of course if you are looking to take serious photographs you'd be packing more gear anyways.

[@sogron007]

What lense is better to but 50mm 1.8 or 35 mm 1.8 mainly for videos?

[@jeffreeves7757]

Simply put thank you. Not only for helping me realize that family photography is so much more than just a camera, but the levels of possibilities can be much higher than point and shoot. Thank you very much.

[@gloppy101]

Another excellent video. Just picked up a D5300 for backup to my backup to my backup....LOL

[@SThompsonRAMM]

Tony, I just found your video and I can't thank you for your expertise in photography. I am excited to see more of your videos. You are a great speaker and I find your videos so educational as well as excitingly entertaining.

[@owenburnham3550]

For wildlife and landscape what one would you recommend

[@rainerlorenzo2986]

Thanks for sharing this great review! I found it very useful and fun to watch. Keep up the good work!

[@donaldtaylor8876]

i found this video very helpful, you were very well spoken and the fact you offer books as well is great. i am a budding photographer and will definitely be using your books and videos. Thank you.

[@Soca9805]

Tony, I am in Trinidad W.I and your videos have been most helpful and I am only now starting.....Keep up the good work kind Sir!

[@Majeztyque]

When their dog came in . Ive quickly subscribed

[@StefanoV827]

Chelsea looks like Angelina Jolie! Really good job with the comparison review Tony!

[@panhaveng6788]

Just wonder what is the great lenses for D3300 ? I am kinda landscape and portrait photography person . Thanks !

[@timdesmet9870]

Panha veng I would go for the 50 mm f1.8 lens, it is a great lens for portrait for a small amount of money. Otherwise, I would go for a zoom lens if you need that, 18 to 200 f... (something idk)

[@dawitgurmuiu7700]

Thank you! Tony my next plan is to look deep in to your book

[@siamesepleaseme7468]

By the way, for anyone who may read this. Always go for the better option, the $200 won't be missed in the long run. I would & do recommend the D5300 with the 18-140mm kit lens which I bought over a year ago from a locally owned store (small chain), Crutchfield that has lifetime support for any items bought through them. Camera experts that know more than the employees at big box stores like Best Buy etc. I believe in buying a camera and never getting rid of it even though may buy newer ones at some point. Still have film cameras, multiple digital and no reason to sell as they don't bring what they are still worth to me. My reasoning on these things may show my age (almost 60). If go someplace that runs good chance vehicle could be broken into, don't want to leave my best stuff in there. Couple of cameras back takes excellent photos and while I would be upset at losing, it is not $4000 down the drain.

[@lynalovepalazzolo2396]

sooooo which one is better?? im thinking to buy 5300.

[@golda6]

! i went for the D3300,Thank you Tony

[@TonyAndChelsea]

+Avishay Gold You're welcome!

[@atefal-zeny7809]

+Tony Northrup generally canon or nikon, and what's the advantege of every one

[@AhmedThaking]

Atef Salem Canon cheaper lenses more features on entry level dslr. Nikon a little better dynamic range and higher mega pixels. Maybe a little bit better image quality on entry level dslrs.

[@TornadoCrewStormChasers]

Your voice has a real calming effect. This is good for instruction.

[@ryanharimoto3589]

Any suggestions for a lens to use with the Nikon d3300 or d5300 for taking video of volleyball?

[@muzaffarismailov42]

D3300 has a panorama mode and has better ISO (BTW you can have GPS and Wifi modules separately), whereas D 5300 has better auto focus, stereo sound recording and slightly better image quality. I was wondering if panorama mode is a serious consideraition when buying entry level DSLR. Thank you

[@neilhaupt489]

Great video! Very informative. I was wondering if you had any experience with Nikon's 35mm f/1.8 lens. I've been looking at that as an alternative to the 18-55mm kit lens.

[@MeowsyaVRC]

well, I was about to buy the 5300 but after seeing the difference between these two cameras, I decided to buy the 3300 and I'm really happy with it cuz the features that 5300 comes with were not really necessary for me and the image quality is awesome for a beginner's camera. D3300 really does the job

[@DJTicojon]

I am a D3300 owner and a beginner hobbyist photographer. I own the Nikon 18-140mm, 50mm f/1.8 and 35mm f/1.8. As far as I can see these three lenses are the best quality budget minded lenses. I started to look into zoom lenses and the prices are astronomical. I’d appreciate your recommendation on a quality zoom lens or any other quality lens that will help keep my lens selection well rounded.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

DJTicojon It seems like you have a good selection! If you told me what types of photography you're struggling with I might be able to offer a better suggestion (you should add a new comment, and not reply to this one, or I won't see it).

[@siamesepleaseme7468]

Watched you along with many others from over a year ago before buying camera. Appreciate your info. I have repeatedly heard and read in books (David Busch & others) that the 18-140mm exceeds the 18-55 in many ways. So I got that as kit lens, along with the 70-300mm, 35mm 1.8 (wish I could have bought 1.4), 40 macro, 85 macro in Nikkor and a 100mm manual focus Tokina based on reviews on it as well. Many optional things to buy like extension tubes (good quality even on those). Need to work on lens reversing ring and adapter for that option for serious macro. Photography is something you grow into! Growing now translates to two pretty good size camera bags!!

[@sl3vin_]

Hi , nice video! I love my d5300 with the 35mm but now I need a nice "quality" zoom and I'm in 2 minds between the 18-140 and the 16-85. Which one will give me more sharpness an better immage quality? thank you

[@helloansuman]

At time 7:15 the photo looks noisy at the camera portions. Does it have noise inside room 5300?

[@microtasker]

So this video is old but I think it's worth mentioning that the D3300 can do WIFI with the WU-1a adapter.

[@2023roadstervet]

your awesome and thank you so much.. I'm a beginning film student and I find your channel very informative.

[@shantan3187]

Hi Tony, Should I buy nikon 50mm-1.8g ? I have 18-55mm lense. Shantanu

[@Pphoto7036]

I just need camera for family casual , not for everyday shoot , so I think I should go for Nikon d3300 what do you suggest

[@wessamhamadneh9877]

Surprisingly ...great video .It has manual controls, small and portable and works with what I'm shooting so its more than enough for me to get creative and make great images.I decided to buy the d3200 because I don't need a flip screen which is for videos ...GPS,WiFi,touch ...not a big fan ....and the d3200 has amazing image quality and manual control for its price ....just buy the 50mm f1.8 and ur good to go.

[@Azam_Pakistan]

Please also compare the LCD screen brightness of D5300 and D3300 as with my D3100 I can barely see anything outdoors and I want to upgrade.

[@lachkopz]

Hello Tony! I love your videos ! Can you make review about D5200? And also Nikon 55.200 lens ^_^

[@jfkenpoman1]

Hi tony & Chelsea love your channel and have just bought your book, I have the d5300 Nikon, during this video I noticed that when using the screen it showed the image of Chelsea as you were taking the shot. How do I activate this on my Nikon, as I have not been able to? Regards Jon

[@manginips92]

i'm looking to buy my first dslr camera and i've been looking at these 2 models. I'll be using it for work such as events/ cocktail functions and some advertising such as large banners, websites, etc. Is it worth to go the D5300?

[@alexlanza79]

Very nice video, very informative. I'm an amateur and I don't plan to become a pro. I'd like to upgrade from my D3100 to the 3300 or 5300 and this video clarifies a lot! I love my 3100 and just today I went to the store to hand both cameras, but I really see that the extra stuff on the 5300 is not that important for me to spend the extra money, so I think I'll go with the 3300 and I'll enjoy it for many years and I'll maybe will get another lens to extend the type of shoots in certain situations!

[@AsBi1]

The WiFi app does not have any aperture or shutter speed controls, its just focus and shutter release app.. u r mistaken .

[@skumnjepf]

Off center is really not usable on those APS C cameras. It is even less usable on Nikon full frame DSLRs. AF sensors do not cover the field of the picture.

[@marcelo9702]

There's a lot of good information! You've just got a new subscriber! Can you tell us about making movies and clips with the d5300? Does it dynamically focus the image during the film recording? Is it possible to control dynamically any other camera settings while recording video? what's the max time it record videos? And of course if there's is something else you think a beginner should know please tell us. This is the best explaining video I found about these cameras. Thanks!

[@peacemontana56]

Thank you 2 so much, you are great people. :)

[@NoxNoctisUmbra]

Really Great video! Hard to choose between the two!

[@wiphaporn2604]

omg i can't believe chelsea is 47 years old. she looks 25 max. very hot! thank you for the video. i'm thinking of getting a d3300 with the 18-55mm thingy and maybe get a 18-200mm thingy later.

[@MSchumacherfan]

I bought the D5500 because of the touch screen and it articulates also. It came with the 18-55 and 55-300 kit lens. So far I've purchased the 35mm f1.8. The 50mm 1.8 is next. What do you think of the new 300mm f4 pf lens for birds?

[@Narrative_Nest92]

hello sir...😀 my name is Ajay from delhi and I'm truly inspired watching ur video on KZbin.I just bought a new camera which is Nikon d5300 with kit len 18 to 55mm...this is a very great camera and I'm loving it playing around all the time...I have learned so much about the camera throw ur videos. thank u so much sir... Actually sir I love to take portrait and wildlife photo and this camera is giving me the best and sharp images but when I'm zooming them images becomes little blurry so I just want to know where's the problem is? and I also bought a tripod. Most of the times I prefer to use tripod only...

[@victoroliveira3256]

Yeah! Great video thanks guys.

[@suhailjavid77]

Tony & Chelsea Northrup first of all thanks for uploading these good informative videos i want to buy nikon d 5300 but i am confused weather i should go for body only + 35 mm prime lens or d 5300 + kit 18-140 please suggest me which one is better which prime is better 50 or 35 mm.

[@mcr0741]

If you get the 35mm prime, it almost eliminates your need of using a kit lens. Personally, the 18-140 is not that convenient either, since you think of it as the one lens that will give you versatility, but its kind of bulky to use in the first place. I'd rather suggest the 18-55 and that is only if you're riveted on to buying a kit lens too. Here are some combos that you should look into: 1) Body + 35mm 2) Body + 18-55 + 50mm 3) Body + 35mm + 50-250mm.

[@MessedupBirdie]

so nobody is going to mention the fact that this girl just looks amazing....! Good job too

[@enolacandelaria6506]

+Messedup Birdie of course she is. Why mention it though? It's about cameras, not his wife? if I understood him correctly.

[@MessedupBirdie]

Enola Candelaria I believe that if you think that someone is beautiful, you should tell them. It's a nice thing, There's nothing wrong with telling someone they're beautiful. P.S. I was here for the review and i DID learn allot.

[@MessedupBirdie]

***** Man are the only ones who appreciate beauty, I mean i just said that she's beautiful and i have girls telling me (that i'm a perv) why am i even mentioning it? What's happening to the world? Woman just mess everything up then blame it on us men.

[@TheClosedBoxTTV]

+Messedup Birdie She didn't tell you perv, just that it's off-topic. In a video about Cameras, you're not going to comment about the subjects in it.

[@enolacandelaria6506]

+Messedup Birdie LOL. Emilio is right. It's just off topic. I never called you a perv. In fact I said "of course she is." I just dont see why people cant appreciate beauty without letting the world know what their opinion is. Just seems a bit self centered is all. And I mean, it's his wife. At least address her as so.

[@vamsib8911]

Great Candid Comparison ! Amazing Session for Beginners !

[@Jazziijemish]

I love this video. D5300 is more suited for my needs. I've only had basic point and shoot cameras and this will be my first dslr. I'll mostly be shooting photos of people and models. Maybe the occasional landscape. Do you think 18-55mm or 18-140mm would be worth adding on? I've been considering if I need one.

[@alekseiemeljanov4707]

What a great review...Everything is so clearly explained. Thanks!

[@flo_Designs_media]

great video and detail thanks alot can't wait to read the book

[@niaz.shovon]

very nice n concise comparison.

[@michaelsimmons4509]

I am looking into purchasing a d5300. It will be my first dslr but it's a camera that I want to grow into and be able to use for a while since I am a college student going for a doctorate degree and I probably won't have the money for this kind of thing for a very long time. But then I heard that the d3300 has a highly detailed guide mode that would help me learn how to change the different settings on the camera like the aperture and how they would effect the picture I was taking. I was wondering if the d5300 has the same tutorialistc guide mode. As someone who is just getting into photography that kind of integrated help would be fantastic because I have a tendency to forget things quickly that aren't directly related to my college studies.

[@ossessionem]

Nice comparison Tony, you helped me a lot! Thx

[@nunmoiahnamte4549]

I love landscape and street phitography which camera i should buy At D5300, d5600 d3300

[@panagiotis1089]

I am planning to buy the D5300, but I am facing a dilemma when it comes to lenses. After some research I've ended up with some combinations of lenses and 2 multi-purpose lenses. I would really appreciate your opinion. So: 1)Nikon 18-55mm VR II (kit lens) + 55-300mm VR 2)Nikon 35mm f/1,8G + 55-300mm VR 3)Sigma 18-200mm F3.5-6.3 DC Macro OS HSM 4)18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC (OS)* MACRO HSM What do you think about thes3? I am a beginner and I would really appreciate your help!!

[@danherrin6397]

Just in case anyone is thinking about picking up a secondhand D3300, the AF mechanism it uses in "Live Mode" (looking at the image on the screen rather than thru the lens) is not very good. It is bad enough that I never use Live Mode. The standard AF thru the lens works fine for this particular and eternal amateur. I wish I had known this before I purchased it 4 or 5 years ago though. I would have passed on the D3300. I do not know if the D5300 suffers the same deficiency. I hope someone who knows the D5300 will report on that.

[@artandappetite5751]

which s better choice between 18-55 and 55-200 or 18-140 in term of photo quality

[@SugaryTube]

If the only thing that concerns you is the image quality go for the 35mm f1.8g dx

[@bryanphillips1867]

Hi Tony, I am a beginner at DSLR and I am trying to decide on which one to buy, I am a chef and am looking to primarily use my camera for food photography. I really like the focused foreground but highly blurred back ground. I am wondering what camera body and a good lens to get to help with this.

[@kylemanick8520]

Which one is better for stills and portraits?

[@AsianVsMinecraft]

Very nice pair of... cameras..

[@BarnET0]

These days people also have tablets. Tablets mostly have very high res IPS screens which are great for reviewing photo's on the go. Nathan elson from Calgary actually used it profesionaly in his fujifilm x photographer video of the 56mm f1.2 lens. WiFi isn't just an gadget it can be really handy in some cases besides social media.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Sure, we'll tether when we have a separate art director in the studio... but that use isn't typical for a D3300/D5300 buyer, and the Nikon app isn't especially well setup for tethering.

[@BarnET0]

Tony Northrup No, that is indeed stupid. I meant you can use the tablet as a screen to show your model/girlfriend how it looks and how you want the next pose. Tablets are great for that. They have long battery life compared to laptops and are easy to carry. I do agree that the Nikon WiFi is a bit clunky. The Panasonic gx7 is much easier to connect.

[@fruclovis]

I like this vídeo. I need a budget camera For My youtube vídeos. What sugestión do u have For me. (Never used a profesional camera before. Only My phone cam)

[@stevespanos75]

I like your approach and style. Very professional! Like your other videos as well. More power to you.

[@fodderMail86]

Great review! I came here researching the 3300 and have been swayed to the 5300. I am looking at a package with 18-55 mm and 55-300 MM Nikkor lenses. My primary interest is capturing kids in motion, and in the case of basketball, with very poor lighting. We travel a lot and the lighting in these multi-sport buildings just confound me with my current Canon mirrorless. Would you say the 5300 would be good for low-light action? I need to freeze motion without any sort of flash if possible. Thanks!

[@yashg5]

Really informative video. I was wondering if I should get D3300 and use the extra money for a better lens. I am more interested into macro photography and the articulating screen is a great help. ( I currently shoot with Panasonic FZ200 which has articulating screen). You also answered one question you asked in the video - why would someone want to adjust camera settings through an app? Well so I don't shake my camera while rotating the knobs and dials. I take macro photos and even though the camera is mounted on the tripod an mm of movement while trying to change the aperture or focus, moves the target I am shooting away form where I want it. I have a remote shutter release but I wish if I could control more things without touching the camera. Thanks for the video. I am going ahead with D5300. :)

[@sharaazi]

i have d5300 with 18-140 mm lens. i wanna go for a bigger lens with less cost please advise me. thanks

[@kevinvarghese2981]

i have an 18-55 kit lens and now i thought of buying a tamron 55-250mm or 70-300mm lens.... will it be a good choice

[@bdp1966]

Great Video! Is buying a refurbished camera a good idea? also what would you suggest for shoot live bands, D3300,D5300 or D7100?

[@1123hugh]

Great video ...and GREAT family you have! So do all of the same principles apply to the two Fuji kits ...18-55 vs 18-135?

[@davidwine1692]

I can get the d3300 for 400 dollars and a d5300 for 550 dollars. Should I buy the 5300 or use the 150 i saved on a tripod/accessory? This is my first dslr, but I am fairly skilled in photography. I would call myself a begginer-infermediate. I do not care about bracketing, but the extra auto focus capabilities are nice.

[@arinkromas]

hi tony, what's the difference between 105 and 140mm? is it worth the change from 55 to 140 or to 105mm is enough.

[@tathagatasen354]

SirWhich camera will be better for portrait photography...nikon d5300 or canon eos 200d????Need your opinion asap!!!

[@hazemomran9051]

hello. if you pleased help me with this matter, i got the lensesof nikon af-p 18-55 mm but not VR, it would be better if i just replace it with nikon af-p 18-55 mm VR??

[@chris-007]

Hello Tony, I have Nikon D5600 with Nikor Lens 18-55, with upgrade to Lens Nikor 18-140 will be there better quality of pictures and sharpness or no differences just the zooming, Regards from Germany Chris

[@Cooktubenpl]

Hi Tony Northrup, i have seen on this video you are taking picture from on screen on D5300 camera. i have this camera i do not know how set on screen not from daptor.

[@ginotarabotto]

Hi, is it possible to film video with the screen off? I plan to get an external monitor. Trying to save battery wherever possible.

[@viewer-sz5ou]

d7100 and d5300 share the same quality when it comes to picture quality with d 5300 a lil better in low light but d7100 has better controls and overall ergonomics. love both cameras. they shoot better than 5d mark 2 and other classic full frames

[@FrontlinePros]

Thanks for the great review. Very helpful.

[@raymundmistica28]

Great vid very informative. I got the d3300 with the 18-55 kit. Which lens should i purchase next for an upgrade?

[@nathanclancy1868]

Hi, I'm deciding between both of these cameras. I am shooting mostly surf photos and sport occasionally. I don't know which one to choose. Both of the camera's are in my price range so i'm not worried about that. I just want the camera that is better for what i'm doing. Could you please let me know what you think or recommend a different camera that $1000 dollars or under. Thanks

[@Richarmed]

I'm thinking of moving up from a Panasonic Lumix fz200 to either the Nikon d3300 or the Canon 700d. unfortunately the Nikon d5300 is over budget even a used one. Could you advise me which would be the best choice out of these two?

[@chchandtanha968]

which camera is better to use with prime lenses ? do one of them will perform better?

[@SAGARRcs]

Hi Tony I am a beginner in photography can you please let me know which camera is worth buying between 5200 and 5300

[@luciannequinones1643]

where i can buy rokinon 85 mm for nikon? I only can find for canon

[@91666]

So I'm planning on buying my first dslr and I'm leaning towards the d3300. I will mostly be taking photos outdoors and of course sporting events, whether it's games (I am an nfl season ticket holder) in the stands, or training camp, etc. Do you think the d3300 will be capable for that Or should I spend the extra 250$ and get the d5300?

[@golguppa28]

which is a better overall choice between nikon d3300 and nikon d5200 since both are costing almost same.