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<blockquote data-quote="jasno999" data-source="post: 171540" data-attributes="member: 15400">Now I am between the D3200 and the D5200.&nbsp; Really not sure if the extra cost of the D5200 is worth it.&nbsp; I downloaded the user manuals and I am goign to try to figure out exactly what the difference between the two cameras are outside of the swivle LCD.&nbsp; I want to figure out what in camera features the D5200 provides over the D3200 and if they are worth the extra costs...&nbsp; IF anybody has that info please pass it my way.As for the bundles-&nbsp; I think they are good deals when I look at what you get.&nbsp; tryign to get a 55-300 or 70-300 lens can be 200-300 bucks by itself so I think it is a pretty good deal to get the 18-55 and a 70-300 with tripod extra battery and carry case for $800 on the D3200 and $1000 on the D5200.&nbsp; I want to have some reach and be able to get some shots of animals at a distance (brids and what not) so I feel the need for a larger lens right off the bat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jasno999, post: 171540, member: 15400"] Now I am between the D3200 and the D5200. Really not sure if the extra cost of the D5200 is worth it. I downloaded the user manuals and I am goign to try to figure out exactly what the difference between the two cameras are outside of the swivle LCD. I want to figure out what in camera features the D5200 provides over the D3200 and if they are worth the extra costs... IF anybody has that info please pass it my way. As for the bundles- I think they are good deals when I look at what you get. tryign to get a 55-300 or 70-300 lens can be 200-300 bucks by itself so I think it is a pretty good deal to get the 18-55 and a 70-300 with tripod extra battery and carry case for $800 on the D3200 and $1000 on the D5200. I want to have some reach and be able to get some shots of animals at a distance (brids and what not) so I feel the need for a larger lens right off the bat. [/QUOTE]

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