Nikon D3500 vs D5600 – Check Which One Is Best & Why?

Why Do I Recommend Nikon D5600?

• Nikon D5600 has 39 autofocus points, which helps to focus on 39 objects at the same time, whereas the D3500 has 11 autofocus points.
• It has a 3.2-inch high-resolution touch screen that helps to focus on any specific object by tapping on the screen and also helps to control camera functions easily. Nikon D3500 doesn’t have it.
• AE Bracketing is available in the Nikon D5600, which helps to shoot equally in tough lighting conditions or shadow areas, but the Nikon D3500 doesn’t have AE Bracketing.
• It comes with a microphone port where you can attach a microphone & shoot video with crystal clear sound quality. On the other hand, Nikon D3500 does not have any microphone port. 
• It has 1037k dots higher resolution screen that helps to display more detailed visual information than the D3500. Nikon D3500 has 921k dots screen resolution.
• You can connect the D5600 with wifi to do live streaming, but Nikon D3500 can’t connect with wifi.
• The D5600 camera also has a timelapse recording feature for creative shooting. But the Nikon D3500 does not come with this amazing option.
• The Nikon D5600’s flash coverage is 12.0m, whereas the D3500’s flash coverage is only 7.0m.

Maybe the Nikon D3500 price can make you comfortable because it’s little bit cheaper than the D5600. But you have to compromise all the above-mentioned features. Now the decision is yours. I hope it was helpful to choose the right one.

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The Common Things That Both DSLRs Can Do.

• Nikon D5600 & D3500 have Face Detection Focus that locks on the face and tracks the subject while they are moving. It’s very helpful while you are making vlogs or any other kind of Videos.
• Both cameras consist of a 24.2megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor that helps to give you the same resolution picture with the same details.
• The highest shutter speed in both devices is 1/4000. If you want to capture any racing car or bike, you will get the same picture from both cameras without getting blurred.
• The continuous shooting speed of both devices is 5 FPS, which helps to capture fast-moving objects like racing bikes or cars.
• Both DSLRs can equally shoot in tough light or low-light conditions. ISO range of both DSLRs is 100-2500o.
• Nikon D5600 & D3500 are capable of shooting remotely also viewing photos by using your phone.
• Both Cameras can record full HD & HD video and slow motion, which is more than enough for vlogging or YouTube video Making.

If you are okay with the above-mentioned features, then you can pick any one of those you will get the same result, but if you want the best one with the advanced features mentioned in the beginning, then the Nikon D5600 is the best option.