Review on Camera Nikon D5500 Body by Czesawa Mazur ᠌

The camera has everything an amateur photographer might want, to the point where it feels like the bare minimum the maker offers (for example, with the name D3500). Also, a mirrorless version of the same high-quality camera would be ideal for me. There are benefits: In addition to its ergonomic design and customizable buttons, the camera's touch screen may be customized to do certain actions during shooting. (at long last) touch screen; the 8.1 cm diagonal screen displays vivid colors and sharp contrast. The picture is crisp and the colors are accurate; the swivel screen is a nice bonus. - It has a high ISO range (100 to 25,600) and functions normally. - Up to 50p/60p Full HD video quality frame rates - potential room for growth in the infrastructure (removable lenses, external flashes, remote control) - minimal heft Ill effects: While the autofocus system boasts 39 points, its coverage remains unchanged from 11 points in prior cameras; the Live View mode lacks a rangefinder, which is especially noticeable while shooting video in manual focus; (it is on Nikon J5) Because the buttons are so tiny (but you can get used to it and the touch screen helps out) I didn't like the rubber eyecup, and there was no way to play audio.