Upgrade Guide

Nikon D5300→Nikon D750

Is it worth upgrading? Spec analysis, key improvements, and our verdict.

You own

Nikon

D5300

£195

2013

→

Upgrade to

Nikon

D750

£330 (+£135)

2014

✅

Strong upgrade

The D750 improves across 3 key areas at a reasonable price gap. Most D5300 owners will notice the difference.

What's new in the D750

Unchanged or similar

Suitability by genre

Base scores — computed from verified specs for an enthusiast shooting photo and video. The Upgrade Checker adjusts them for your skill level.

Full spec comparison

Spec	D5300	D750
Price	£195	£330
Released	2013	2014	↑
Sensor	24.2MP APS-C CMOS	24.3MP full-frame CMOS
Resolution	24MP	24MP	↑
Video	Full HD 1080p/60	Full HD 1080p/60
Autofocus	39-point phase-detect (9 cross-type) via viewfinder; contrast AF with face priority in live view	51-point phase-detect (15 cross-type, EV -3) via viewfinder; contrast AF with face priority in live view
Stabilisation	No IBIS (lens-based stabilisation only)	No IBIS (lens-based stabilisation only)
Burst Rate	5fps	6.5fps	↑
Battery Life	~600 shots (CIPA)	~1230 shots (CIPA)	↑
Weight	530g (with battery)	840g (with battery)	↓
Weather Sealed	Not weather sealed	Yes	↑
Viewfinder	Optical pentamirror, 95% coverage, 0.82x	Optical pentaprism, 100% coverage, 0.7x
Screen	3.2" vari-angle LCD, 1.04M dots	3.2" tilting LCD, 1.23M dots
Mount	Nikon F-mount (DX)	Nikon F mount
Memory Cards	Single SD slot	Dual SD slots

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