Nikon DSLR D5300 specs.
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Basic Specs Nikon DSLR D5300
Type of Camera:
DSLR
Effective Resolution:
24.2 MP
Sensor Type:
CMOS
Screen Nikon DSLR D5300
LCD Size
(Inches)
3.2
Resolution
(dots)
1037k
Shooting Specs Nikon DSLR D5300
ISO Sensitivity Range:
ISO 100-12800
White Balance:
Auto, incandescent, fluorescent (7 types), direct sunlight, flash, cloudy, shade, preset manual, all except preset manual with fine-tuning
Scene Modes:
Portrait
- Landscape
- Child
- Sports
- Close Up
- Night Portrait
- Night Landscape
- Party/Indoor
- Beach/Snow
- Sunset
- Dusk/Dawn
- Pet Portrait
- Candlelight
- Blossom
- Autumn Colors
- Food
- Landscape
- Child
- Sports
- Close Up
- Night Portrait
- Night Landscape
- Party/Indoor
- Beach/Snow
- Sunset
- Dusk/Dawn
- Pet Portrait
- Candlelight
- Blossom
- Autumn Colors
- Food
Media Nikon DSLR D5300
Storage:
SD, SDHC, SDXC
Connectivity Nikon DSLR D5300
USB Cable:
yes
HDMI:
yes
Microphone:
yes
PictBridge:
yes
Wi-Fi:
Wireless lan technology
Wireless lan technologyyes
Battery Nikon DSLR D5300
Type of Battery:
Li-ion
Dimensions Nikon DSLR D5300
Dimensions (W x D x H):
125 x 76 x 98 mm
Weight:
530 grams
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