Nikon D5300 but no OLPF?

[TheeDirector]

Nikon announced the new D5300 which has a new processor, GPS, 60P, wifi, but also lacks an OLPF for increased sharpness. I am wondering how the lack of the OLPF will play out with moire and aliasing. The D5200 is nearly free of any.

 

[Michael Carter]

Nikon announced the new D5300 which has a new processor, GPS, 60P, wifi, but also lacks an OLPF for increased sharpness. I am wondering how the lack of the OLPF will play out with moire and aliasing. The D5200 is nearly free of any.

My initial video tests of the (OLPF-free) D7100 (haven't done a gig with it yet) have looked really nice. Most users are reporting it's very advanced for moire and aliasing.

I just sold my EOS body which I used only for video... very happy with it so far.

 

[sharry]

Havent seen moire or aliasing till now on my D7100 as well.

 

[Andrea189]

Havent seen moire or aliasing till now on my D7100 as well.

+1
The only problem of the D7100 is banding noise in underexposed areas, no moire or aliasing

 

[homestar_kevin]

I've also been using the d7100 for the past 2 months. No Moire or aliasing problems here.

 

[mojo43]

They had to put 1080 60p on this one... sigh....

 

[PAVP]

I'm very interested in this camera. I think the biggest difference is going to be the Expeed 4 processor. I think there's a chance that the new processor could help to make for better low light and noise performance. Already love the fact that they added 60fps. This could end up being the best value for a VDSLR. It's got just enough detail, good Dynamic Range, good Low Light, is a world camera, adjustable LCD, clean HDMI... Wish they had a headphone out tho, but overall a really good camera if they have in fact improved low light and noise issues.

 

[TheDingo]

Wish they had a headphone out though

If it's like the D5200, you can monitor live audio through the HDMI connection. ( i.e. if your field monitor has a headphone jack, you can plug-in and monitor camera audio )