Review on Camera Nikon D5500 Body by Vassil Nikov ᠌

I am very happy with the camera; in my opinion, it has all of the features that are required for amateur photography; nevertheless, I believe that this camera should be the bare minimum in the line produced by the manufacturer (for example, with the designation D3500), but it should be a mirrorless model! Pros: - ergonomics, fits well in the hand, and it is convenient to adjust settings while shooting - there are programmable keys, and the touch screen can also be programmed for various functions - it is easy to alter settings after the fact - the camera has a high resolution. - swivel screen is very handy - the picture is clean and correctly reproduces the colors - a large ISO range (100–25,600 units) and it is generally operating well. - touch screen (finally). - the screen is large with a diagonal of 8.1 cm, colors can be seen perfectly and it has good contrast. - touch screen (finally). - the screen is large with a diagonal of 8.1 cm. - the colors can be seen perfectly and it has - The ability to record video in Full HD quality at frame rates of up to 50p or 60p - The opportunity to extend the capabilities of the system (detachable lenses, external flashes, and remote control) - having a low weight Some drawbacks include: - the autofocus, although it has 39 points, its coverage over the frame field is the same as in prior cameras with 11 points; - there is no rangefinder in Live View mode, but it is very deficient when recording video with manual focus (it is on the Nikon J5); and - the image quality is not as good as previous models. despite their diminutive size, the buttons on the device's interface may be navigated with relative ease using the touch screen. - there was no audio output - the rubber eyecup was uncomfortable for me