Reviews written by Fraa.gambino

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Nikon D5600

Pros: Lightness, AF all in all fast, RAW workability, really good for those who want to start.

Cons: Build quality, noise already at low ISO

Opinion: It is an excellent machine to start, it gives a lot of satisfaction to the neophyte. Very light (I continue to use it coupled with the heavier telephoto lenses) and comfortable in the grip despite the smaller size compared to the hand. AF hooks the subject quite precisely and quickly, suffers in conditions of low contrast, darkness or excess of detail (intricate branches, bushes). The RAW file is all in all quite workable, as long as you do not exaggerate with the ISO. The flaws that are often listed do not take too much into account that it is an entry-level camera, in fact for the average purchase price at which it is found I consider it quite satisfactory. The only observations not really justifiable are: -really low build quality (rubber / imitation leather decorations come off early) -noise at low ISO (around 800) generally creates a colored magenta band along the underside of the sensor, with any lens mounted on, but taking it into account it is quite controllable or even eliminated with simple post-production programs.

sent on September 12, 2023