Nikon D5300

Pros

• Nikon d5300 the image quality is much better, and in general you will do better and the Nikon lenses are cheaper than the Canon ones, and the optical quality is better, especially in cheap lenses like the kit, they say it is the best the...
• H, both are great cameras for a beginner! They were released around the same time and are pretty well in the same class of camera, however the Nikon is better. The Nikon has a higher resolution sensor (23.2 MP vs 18 MP), better autofocus...
• recently had the chance to try a Nikon D5300, and it really made me want to invest in my own gear.
• If you prefer a DSLR, the Nikon D5300 is a solid, budget-friendly choice with a flip-out screen.

Cons

• Cameras you already have: Nikon D5300
• I am considering the Nikon Z50 (Body only, around £350+) as I would hope it would offer a significant image quality upgrade over my Nikon D5300
• There are some options such as Lumix G7, Nikon D5300 (yes I know, SLR camera) with 18-55 and Nikkor zoom lens, Nikon d3500.
• The Nikon D5300 and the D5600 are pretty decent cameras but kind of meh compared to the Canon R50
• I have had my Nikon D5300 for seven years now. Still works perfectly fine however, in my previous travel the camera was becoming bulky thus I didn't take it as much I would have wanted.