It's as good as the wonderful Nikon D3300, but adds built-in wi-fi and gps along with an articulated screen for high or low shots

This d5300 body with the 18-140mm lens is amazing, solid feel, awesome picture, beautiful screen display, easy for beginners

Really nice camera, 24 MP sensor lots of excellent features, particularly like the articulating screen

But after having D80 (which has top screen and dual dial and better manual control than D5300) for 8 years, I have to admit that I'm not a professional photographer but an enthusiast that enjoys the possibility to take photos that's better than a point and shoot camera

I like the flip screen.

I find myself making the mistake of trying to pivot the screen the wrong direction each time.

I chose the D5300 over the D7100 simply because of the articulated rear screen

The articulated screen is truly an unique feature that allows for shooting from any angle or perspective you can dream up

Other features I really liked were the adjustable live view screen for taking pictures with the camera above the crowd and the ability to use my android phone as a remote shutter release

Everything was going great for about 4 months and then in the middle of taking pictures the screen stopped working

The location of the controls make it very accessible and the play-back screen is vivid and large enough to see detail.

I do like the articulating screen on this camera, which the d3300 doesn't have

Some PROS -The body is redesigned - smaller than the D5200 and feels better in the hand the Large vibrant 3.2″ articulated screen is lovelyExcellent sensor and processor- best image quality at this price point-

The screen is bright and a lot more modern and upgraded

The camera is very lightweight, has a gorgeous display, a fully articulating screen.

No top LCD screen to look at when shooting off a tripod

I am won over by it's amazing sensor, the lovely articulating screen, solid yet light construction, peer-to-peer wifi, fast autofocus, and many more adjustment features that were lacking in my Sony NEX-3N.

The screen is a little hard to see in bright sunlight, no surprise

What I like best about the D5300: APS-C sensor; Live View; Fully articulated screen; Just enough customization menu items to suit my needs w/o making me feel like an idiot ;); wi-fi (I'm hoping someone develops an app allowing for remote manipulation of camera controls

Both the Fuji and the Nikon have a recent 24 MP cropped sensor without an anti-aliasing filter and an articulated screen

The Screen is great!