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Question: Does the camera take photos in infrared? What other equipment is needed?
Document: Photography is my hobby and passion, and my comments are from a simply amateur point of view. I'm always looking for the finest quality of the images I take with my camera, so I try to have the best gear my money can buy. I have had a good number of heavy cameras since the 70's, currently a Nikon D800E and several Nikkor lenses, flashes and accessories. I travel to different places around the world and carry the less equipment I can. Even so, it's hefty.
Pretty sweet. The phone can also act as a temporary backup to your camera memory card.Hope that helps... I'm lovin' it, and still think the flip-out screen is what we needed for selfies and family photos. If you don't need the flip-out screen, need lots of manual controls, and have the budget, move up to a Nikon with dual control wheels.Cheers,Doc Rings
The most important upgrades, to me, are the superior image quality and autofocusing. The WiFi does do away with needed the special Apple cable for the iPad to transfer photos. It is also nice to be able to use the WiFi to upload a photo here and there to Facebook or other social media.At the end of the day it is the images that matter, and the D5300 produces professional-grade images.
Before continuing, advance it that my experience was very good, except for an oddity inherent to its design. I am pleasantly surprised with the quality of the photos, particularly at low ISO (100-400). The dynamic range and resolution are much more than expected, without going into laboratory analysis. But the best of all, as I hoped, was the light weight and volume of the equipment that allowed me to enjoy excellent quality images, with little load on my neck.
You can capture any spot imaginable; it is that versatile. The Nikon quality is evident and anyone - from novice to semi-pro, can pick up this camera and take brilliant photos.The price is steep but you certainly get what you pay for and with a Nikon, you are paying for, and getting, the best on the market.
Excellent picture quality!, I have mine since 10 days ago and the last weekend I take it for a local trip. Very usefull the GPS implementation and the Wifi works as a charm in my Android mobil just to check the photos in the memory or to take pictures doing autofocus in the cell screen! (should have this option in their own camera, it's the only drawback that I found). Very recomended!
When I received my camera, I set up GPS and went to take some photos. I couldn't get a GPS lock, so I walked around outside, all in the open, and with an iPhone and handheld GPS to boot. For the whole 30 minutes, I only had GPS for about 2 minutes. I was annoyed, but decided to wait to visit other locations before I declared it a dud. After going to a couple different locations, I had no success.
I hope to be able to return to outdoor shooting soon. I will make sure I am all set up for the adventure this time. And, beyond any doubt, I believe the D5300 will take even more amazing photos than does my D40x, if that is possible. I enjoy photography. Nikon builds cameras that are not only technically brilliant, but fun to use as well. I highly recommend Nikon's D5300 to anyone that is interested in learning the possibilities this camera affords the user.
I am using the 35mm 1.8g lens (The only lens I have, not made of money here) and I am able to take a picture of someones face (at a normal distance) and crop zoom to look at their eyelashes if I want (after using the little zoom button then focusing in really well). What would be normal family photos, looks like a magazine shoot. Really great quality (at least with this lens. I have been advised against the kit lenses!)
So if you are on a trip and want to email a few pictures you will not need your computer; the camera will do the post-editing job for you in most cases. And in most cases this is not needed at all.
Answer: No infrared.  But, it is complete, if you purchase from me, you get the whole kit new, and mention special D5300, for a free 16GB sd card....so you won't need anything...it will be ready to shoot.