NIKON D5600

With the resolution of 24.20 Megapixels and the lens18-55mm (3.05x zoom) with ISO of 100 – 25,600, Nikon D5600 is an entry level camera targeted for beginners and photography enthusiast. A review of the cameras pros and cons are below.
PROS

• Offers many improvements to its replaced version D5500.
• Excellent camera sensor quality of 23.5 x 15.6 mm sized CMOS sensor
• Perfect for enthusiast semi-professional photography of landscape, portrait with the 2.4 megapixel resolution.
• Good selfie-mode photography 
• Build quality is great and design is comfortable with a large touch -screen.
• Portable and compact for entry-level
• Good for capturing moving objects easily with the shutter-speed.
• Best models for its specifications and price among Nikon Cameras.
• Amazing daylight photography.
• File sharing and connectivity is great with the wifi.
• Impressive battery life offering an excellent 970 shots when using the viewfinder.
• Offers advanced features, such as Time exposures and advanced Auto ISO customisable.

CONS
 - Video resolution is up to 1080p and no GP option.

• Unlike other models, not suitable for extreme weather since the camera build is not rugged, dust and mud proof.
• Requires you to change some settings via a menu since it lacks some useful features. 
• Live view operation still not as refined as cameras with hybrid AF
• No 4K video recording.
• Shooting 14-bit RAW images slows burst rate down to 4 fps
• Shallow buffer depth
• May be not suitable for professional photographers.