David Busch’s Nikon D5500 Guide to Digital SLR Photography &
David Busch’s Compact Field Guide for the Nikon D5500.
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Do you people have a life other than being rude. Just answer the question. What do you care why I want to know?
I was told that I could plug the micro USB plug from my phones AC wall charger adapter directly into the micro USB input on my Nikon D7200. Is this true? Every night before bed I plug my phone in to be charged. It would be great to do the same for my camera, without having to take the battery out, place it in the charger and then plug that into the wall.
How do I find something like Neowise in my view finder? I was never able to capture the comet although I could see it.
I have a Nikon D5500. Do any wireless tethers allow me to zoom my lense?
I'll buy it. I have a Nikon d 5500. It takes a eight-pin USB. I have a PayPal account so send me your information I need. Thanks. Brian Tennant.
I'm interested. How would you rate the used condition of it? Please respond soon. Thanks, Brian.
On Nikon, you have to set in Custom Setting Menu -Autofocus; AF-C priority selection for this to work. AF-S won't work that way.
D5500 is almost identical to the D5600 except for some wifi capabilities and is way cheaper.
Oh yeah. I caught that real bad some years ago. Thanks. You have a very simple way of explaining things and answering questions. You're a great help to everyone. Thanks.
I went from a D5100 to a D5500 and it was an excellent move. I love it. It's a lot lighter and smaller. It doesn't quite fit my hand as well for accessing the buttons but I've learned to deal with it. I agree that the fully articulated screen would be hard to live without. My favorite thing is the Touch Screen. It makes all processes much faster. I think the D5600 and D5500 are almost identical. Here are a few quotes from an article: Nikon D5500 vs D5600: Pros & Cons and Verdict.
- One prominent area where D5600 scores over D5500 is connectivity. This latter model comes with both NFC and Bluetooth connectivity.
-Other than this major aspect, there is nothing else that differentiates D5600 from D5500.
-On the other hand, there are a couple of features in D5500 that are not present in D5600. One such feature is low light ISO. This value is 1436 in D5500 and only 1306 in D5600. This means the ISO performance is better in D5500 than D5600.
-Another aspect is the weight. As we saw earlier, the difference is about 45 grams, which is not really so significant, but still, it is good to know that D5500 is lighter than D5600.
-Overall, when you compare the features, D5500 seems to be the better choice. This is a surprise because later versions tend to be better than earlier versions simply because they will incorporate the technological advancements that have happened during the period between the two releases.But in this case, D5600 does not have any such advancement in it, and this makes us wonder why Nikon released D5600 at all in the first place because it is not much different from D5500. In fact, D5500 seems to score over D5600 in some aspects, so we are not exactly sure about the purpose of this release.
- For comparison sake, D5500 is the winner in terms of features.
All of that is why I bought a D5500. A lot less expensive than the D5600. Here's the address for that article.
https://www.leadsrating.com/camera-reviews/camera-comparisons/nikon-d5500-vs-d5600/#targetText=Nikon%20D5500%20is%20priced%20lower,justify%20the%20offering%20of%20D5600. Have fun with your new camera.
I just tried out this lens for the first time and the focus is stuck between 1.00' and 1.15'. I can't manually focus or AF beyond these distances. The lens has no blemishes, scratches or marks on it. I've tried going through all the switch positions for the AF/MF, OS and Focus Limiter to no avail. Any suggestions, beside trying to return it?