Nikon D5600 kit 18-55 (VBA500K001)
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"Die Hard" in the entry-level class of Nikon DSLRs with an APS-C sensor. At its core, the camera is a “minor” update of the D5500 model, because of the new one, it was “brought up” only with a hinged mount for a 3.2-inch touch screen and a SnapBridge function for organizing constant pairing with mobile gadgets via the Bluetooth low energy protocol. From its predecessor, the Nikon D5600 borrowed all the best: a 24.2 MP sensor without an anti-aliasing filter, a 39-point autofocus system and an Expeed 4 image processor.
Its responsibilities include ensuring similar DSLR performance at various ISOs (from 100 to 25600 units) and continuous shooting speed up to 5 fps. The photographic side of the issue is supplemented by support for video recording in FullHD format at up to 60 fps. This complete set of a SLR camera provides equipment with a whale zoom lens Nikon AF-P DX Nikkor 18-55mm f / 3.5-5.6G VR.
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A lot of "sharks" of the photo industry have gone through the modernization of existing lines of cameras, as a result of which many models of DSLRs can be called an update just for the sake of updating. A striking example of this is the Nikon D5600 camera, which it would be fair to assign the D5500 index with an additional letter character in the name.
Good legacy
With its predecessor in the face of the Nikon D5500, the DSLR has a 24.2 MP image sensor without an anti-moire filter, which has a positive effect on the sharpness of the resulting images, an EXPEED 4 chip and a 39-point automatic focus system with 9 cross-type points. The focus system aims quickly and accurately in almost any shooting conditions, and the autofocus assist lamp comes to its aid in the dark.
Innovations
So what's new in the D5600? First of all, this is SnapBridge technology for organizing constant communication with mobile gadgets using the Bluetooth low energy protocol. Using the technology, it becomes possible to transfer images from the camera directly to a smartphone without compromising the battery life of both connected devices. The DSLR also added the function of shooting time-lapses — a series of photographs taken by the camera is combined programmatically into a single video sequence.
New angles
The shortcomings of the model are attributed to slow focus in LiveView mode, i.e. when used for sighting during the shooting of a 3.2-inch display. Nikon still fails to get rid of this shortcoming in Nikon's entry-level DSLRs. At the same time, the screen is strong in another way — it is touch-sensitive and can rotate on all axes, allowing you to look at the situation from a different angle, changing the usual angle. There is no point in updating to the D5600 model for owners of the two previous versions of the “5,000th” series, and for enthusiastic amateur photographers, a DSLR will fit into the role of the main working tool as well as possible.
