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D5300 vs. D5200, ISO tktk

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ISO 1600, no noise reduction

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ISO 6400 JPEG

Bokeh, 18-140mm lens

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Because the sensor lacks an antialiasing filter, the images retain excellent sharpness even as noise rises. JPEGs look very clean up through ISO 800, and they're still quite good at ISO 1600. (Note: test shots at +0.7 EV.)
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While ISO 3200 shows quite a bit of detail degradation, it's still quite good in well-lit areas, and many of my ISO 6400 shots were quite usable. (Note: test shots at +0.7 EV.)
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Just like the D5200, the matrix metering on the D5300 tends to produce dark exposures.
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The biggest difference between the D5300 and its predecessor tends to be sharpness rather than noise.
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The D5300 produces images with natural-looking sharpness.
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The lens and sensor resolve well together.
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The dark areas start to clip at ISO 800, but the details remain quite sharp.
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You can see the noise reduction at ISO 1600, but there's little blurring of detail.
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This is extremely fine-grained noise for a camera in this class. You can start to see the incipient hot pixels here, however.
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The camera preserves detail very well even at ISO 3200.
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You can get reasonable 13 inch by 19 inch prints from ISO 6400 images, depending upon the photo content.
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The lens produces very nice out-of-focus highlight areas.
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The default color settings boost the saturation and contrast, but there's no egregious hue shifts.
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I think the D5300 does a very good job of color reproduction.
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