Is the difference between the D3300 and D5300 only GPS & WIFI?
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There is a different in size and weight of body. See dp reviews on both for details. Low pass filter might also be different.
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Best to ask or look on the manufacturer website as we are using on a D7000, there were different cable for different camera models. GPS info gets written to the metadata so yes available on jpg or raw.
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It works perfectly with my D5100, so I feel confident it will work with the D5300. Nikon lenses are generally very interchangeable, except that some cameras like my D5100 use the smaller sensor, and some of the more expensive cameras use a larger sensor. Anyway, if the lens doesn't work you can always return it.
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d7100 is far better, but its also more money, if you are just starting out 5300 is great, lots of features like toy camera mode, painting mode , it also has wifi and gps built in, my wife is just starting out so I opted for this instead of the more advanced 7100,also d7100 was named most stolen camera in the world!
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I have looked at Snapshot's review and D5300 wins here: Low Noise at High ISO 1,284 (vs 1,385 D3300) | Great image quality 84.0 (vs 82.0 D3300) | Full HD 1080p @ 60fps (Both) | Great color depth 24.2 bits (vs 24.3 bits D3300) $497 vs $396(D3300 Advantages:Lower Noise / Larger viewfinder (0.55x vs 0.51x) / Longer battery life (700 vs 500 shots) / better maximum light sensitivity (12,800 vs 6,400 ISO) / LESS startup delay (400 vs 500ms) / Lighter (430g vs 555g) / Thinner (3" vs 3.1") Cheaper @ $396 vs $497LyubakaVideo is on YouTube and Instagram
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The only difference is that the c530 has a high sensitivity "surf" receiver. Keep in mind though, both units will come with the older v8 mapping because they do not have the internal memory to load the new 2008 maps. The units will become regionalized which means you will have to choose between loading the lower 48 states, or Canada and the border states.
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It works with my D3200. The D3300 is a very minor upgrade of the D3200. The cable goes into the GPS port.
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Thank you for contacting us. This camera does have the WIFI and GPS features. Please call us at 1-800-991-3350 if you require further assistance.
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Yes, GPS is separate from the WiFi. One of the reasons I chose the Lenovo was because of the GPS that was built in.
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The specific difference between the D570i and the D570a is 3G band, the D570i use 3G band 850/2100 and D570a use 3G band 850/1900. You most be sure with mobile carrier the band 3G use where you live or where you will use the phone.
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The Nikon D3300 flash has CLS mode...it WILL trigger the two Wireless flashes on the Nikon R1 Kit. No issues there
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We decided to get the one withOUT GPS and haven't missed it one time. I guess unless you're really hardcore its not needed. I would say get a GPS for tracking and a camera for pictures but don't mix the two.
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No it doesn't, I actually sold my d5100 and bought the d5200 just for the wireless adapter feature.
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Yes, it has no focus of its own and relies on the auto-focus of the lens you attach to it. It should work fine with the D5300.
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I can't respond about the Nikon D5300 since I own a D5200 but my experience with the latter has been quite good... the battery lasts longer than the original Nikon battery
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One battery and the charger are Nikon as are the camera body and 2 lenses (of course). The other battery is a generic Nikon-compatible battery. Everything else included are cheap, non-Nikon brands. I just completed a Nikon Class. I learned they recently released the D5500. I think that the only major difference in the D5300 and the D5500 is that the D5500 has a touch screen. However, If you can, I would get the D5500, or if you can spend a little extra money, I would the D7100. If I knew what I know now when I bought the D5300, I would have purchased the D7100.
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I really don't have the 3300 but I do have D50, D3000, & D7000. They work for all of them I thought. They are basic information you need for all cameras. Different cameras have different settings, but I found them helpful.