Nikon D5600 : Tests and Reviews
Nikon D5600 Review
Nikon D5600 sensor review: Solid performer
Specifications and featuresAs the sixth-generation model in the series, the D5600 shares a lot in common with its predecessor, the D5500. It features the same or similar DX-format 24-MP (APS-C) CMOS sensor without AA filter and Expeed 4 processor that delivers 14-bit compressed NEFs at up to 4fps (5fps at 12-bit), as well as Full HD video up to 60 fps at up to 29 min 59 seconds.It also features the same mature and reliable multi-cam 4800DX 39-point phase-detection AF system (with 9 cross-type focus points), but the D5600 has no internal AF motor (like other recent models in
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We’ve tested 149 lenses on the D5600, including primes and zooms, and in this first part of our “Best lenses for the Nikon D5600” review, we’ve picked a selection of the best affordable primes. The review analyzes the performance of our top three lenses in four categories, including wide-angle, standard, 50mm, and telephoto lenses. Before we get dive into the lenses, here’s a quick overview of how we calculate the Lens Metrics, along with some key lens features to look for. |
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Announced worldwide in November 2016, with an intriguingly belated announcement in the US at CES in January, the mid-level D5600 is the latest addition to the range. While the new model features a similar DX-format 24-MP CMOS sensor and 3.2-inch fully-articulated LCD in a relatively compact body to that of its predecessor, it adds the company’s SnapBridge technologies —both Bluetooth and WiFi with NFC for image transfer, some touchscreen LCD enhancements, and a built-in time-lapse movie recording option. |