Nikon made five entry-level DSLRs in quick succession that share the same 24.2 MP resolution, a very similar shape and often the same kit lens. People regularly price the wrong one when they sell. That costs them time, because the agent corrects the model at pickup and the figure changes.
These five are also some of the Nikon bodies we buy most. Between February and August 2026 we bought 47 Nikon D5600, 25 Nikon D3500, 19 Nikon D3400, 12 Nikon D5300 and 5 Nikon D3300 bodies from sellers across India. Each has its own price page, so it is worth two minutes to be sure which one is yours.
The quickest answer is printed on the camera. Nikon prints the model name on the front of the body. Take the camera in good light and look at the front. If the print has worn off, the original box and the bill also name the model. The rest of this guide helps when the print is hard to read or you want to double-check.
This splits the five cameras into two families in one second.
These two are the hardest pair, because the bodies are almost the same size and shape. Two things help:
Our catalogue lists the D5300 as launched in 2013 and the D5600 in 2016. If you bought yours new in India in the last few years, it is more likely to be a D5600, but check the front print rather than guessing. Price pages: Nikon D5300 and Nikon D5600.
The three fixed-screen bodies look close, but the back of the camera gives them away.
Our catalogue lists the D3300 as launched in 2014, the D3400 in 2016 and the D3500 in 2018. Price pages: Nikon D3300, Nikon D3400 and Nikon D3500.
| Model | Screen | Phone connection | Catalogue launch year |
|---|---|---|---|
| D3300 | Fixed | None built in | 2014 |
| D3400 | Fixed, buttons on the left | SnapBridge (Bluetooth) | 2016 |
| D3500 | Fixed, buttons moved to the right | SnapBridge (Bluetooth) | 2018 |
| D5300 | Swings out, no touch | Built-in Wi-Fi and GPS | 2013 |
| D5600 | Swings out, touchscreen | SnapBridge | 2016 |
Each of these cameras has its own figure at the top of its page, which is the maximum we pay for that body in Flawless condition. The rest of the quote is worked out the same way for all five: the condition grade (Flawless, Good, Average or Below Average), how long ago you bought it, and the accessories you still have, which for these bodies are the original box, charger, bill or invoice, bag and battery. None of the accessories is required to sell.
If you pick the wrong model, every one of those answers is applied to the wrong starting figure. The agent checks the model at pickup, and the quote is corrected there. It is simpler to get it right at the start.
All five cameras were sold in India with Nikon 18-55mm kit lenses, and many with a second zoom such as a 70-300mm or 55-200mm. The price on the camera page is for the body only, and each lens is quoted as its own line. Nikon made several versions of the 18-55mm, so read the full name printed on the lens barrel, including letters like AF-P, AF-S or VR II, and choose that exact lens. You can also price a lens on its own at sell camera lens.
For more on these models, read our guides to selling a Nikon D5300 and selling a Nikon D3400. If you have a Canon instead, our Canon EOS 1500D guide covers Canon's most common entry body.
You can walk in to our stores in Delhi, Pune or Chandigarh, or book free doorstep pickup in cities such as Mumbai, Bangalore and Jaipur. From anywhere else in India, you can sell by courier.
Check the original box or the bill. If you have neither, send a photo of the front and back of the camera to Instant Quote and we will identify it.
No. Each model has its own page and its own starting figure, so select the exact model before you answer the questions.
No. Use the page for the body, then add each lens separately on the next step.
Still not sure? Send one photo of the front and back of the camera and we will tell you which model it is: get an instant photo quote.
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