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14.2-megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor; 3-inch monitor with One-Touch Live View shooting and movie capture - Includes 3x 18-55mm Zoom-NIKKOR VR Image Stabilization lens - Full 1080p HD Cinematic Video with full-time autofocu... 14.2-megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor; 3-inch monitor with One-Touch Live View shooting and movie capture - Includes 3x 18-55mm Zoom-NIKKOR VR Image Stabilization lens - Full 1080p HD Cinematic Video with full-time autofocus and sound - Easy-To-Use Nikon Guide Mode with intuitive controls and on-board assistance
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Compatible with the Canon EOS and Nikon F Series SLRs effects Sweeping wide-angles and crazy Fisheye techniqueslomography style
Added 4 Years Ago from Lomography -
I think we all know a camera enthusiast or photographer that would truly appreciate this trinket. Let's just say you have to own a Leica to actually qualify to wear it, however.
Added 4 Years Ago from Urban Outfitters -
I LOVE my Nikon D40! In fact my husband dropped it and I have been miserable without it!! This was one of the best investments I made as a mommy!! It takes the best pictures even if you don't know a lot about photography!! Very u... I LOVE my Nikon D40! In fact my husband dropped it and I have been miserable without it!! This was one of the best investments I made as a mommy!! It takes the best pictures even if you don't know a lot about photography!! Very user friendly!
Added 4 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
trying out the thisnext Add to functionality.
Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
The Nikon D90 is the first digital, single lens reflex camera to feature HD video recording. It also has a high-resolution LCD screen for playback of video footage that is already recorded. Other features include: scene recognitio... The Nikon D90 is the first digital, single lens reflex camera to feature HD video recording. It also has a high-resolution LCD screen for playback of video footage that is already recorded. Other features include: scene recognition, face detection, and an in-camera retouch menu.
Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Nikon D80 Nikon scores big with the D80, its new 10-megapixel, sub-$1,000 dSLR. Specs: SLR, 10.2 megapixels, 2.5 in LCD display
Added 5 Years Ago from Looksmartpro -
Recently released, the Nikon D40 is an entry model camera. This is a more simplistic version of Nikon D50. It is cheaper and more user friendly, plus you get 6.1 megapixel resolution, similar to the D50.
Added 5 Years Ago from Ritzcamera -
D40 is a nice base to build on. More economical than the D50. the Nikon 28-200 lens is convenient and a good value, even if it seems ridiculously expensive initially at $900
Added 5 Years Ago from Nikonusa -
It might not be the latest greatest digital SLR, but it is still one of the best. I am so happy to be rocking the dSLR.
Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
I like - and want this. Nikon cameras boast intuitive controls and a wide array of lenses. The d300 adds a dust reduction system (a pain with any dSLR) , and a large, 3 inch tempered glass LCD. For professionals or those serious a... I like - and want this. Nikon cameras boast intuitive controls and a wide array of lenses. The d300 adds a dust reduction system (a pain with any dSLR) , and a large, 3 inch tempered glass LCD. For professionals or those serious about playing around, you have easy access to the ISO, Aperture and Shutter speed settings on the top left. A separate LCD readout on the top shows you current settings, something other camera models lack. Fast burst mode and solid Nikon frame. I would love to get one of these :) would make a great gift for the aspiring photographer.
Tags: cameras, photography, digital photography, SLR, nikon, digital, igifts, digital imaging, win250Added 6 Years Ago from Bhphotovideo -
I love using the manual settings on my cameras. Controll is really important to me. Somehow, the concept of using manual mode, and having only one controll wheel to change settings alway seemed counterintuitive to me. Yet I can... I love using the manual settings on my cameras. Controll is really important to me. Somehow, the concept of using manual mode, and having only one controll wheel to change settings alway seemed counterintuitive to me. Yet I can't shell out the kind of money that buying a top of the line, profesional camera requires. Thank god for Nikon. The D80 is reasonably priced, and it makes maually changing the apeture and speed a snap! Now that's my kind of camera. And with an ultra-fast shutter response, good battery life, ability to shoot in RAW and store to an SD card, it really is the best of both worlds.
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I have half a dozen cameras, and this is by far my favorite. Takes better pictures than nearly any digital now available or affordable (and I've used several Nikon DSLRs - it takes forever to set the white balance, too). Simple,... I have half a dozen cameras, and this is by far my favorite. Takes better pictures than nearly any digital now available or affordable (and I've used several Nikon DSLRs - it takes forever to set the white balance, too). Simple, brilliant, and dependable. The FE has a metal body, accepts all Nikon-mount manual and AF lenses, even those pre-AI. Smooth shutter and film advances. Since it's manual you;re actually responsible for the quality of your photos - point and shoot is useful for some instances, but there's not much knowledge or creativity involved. FEs can be found on eBay at very low prices - E series lenses are a good choice for those balancing optics quality and price. Takes an SB-10 speedlight, which is a little strange looking but gets the job done. Features manual shutter and aperture selection, self-timer, depth-of-field preview, battery indicator, double exposure capability, AE lock, bulb-capability, and hot shoe mount. Shutter speeds from 8 secs to 1/1000 sec, plus M90 (no battery required for 1/90 sec shots, and bulb (as long as it's depressed, shutter's open) settings for time exposures. Tripod threads, flash sync mount. Takes two 1.5v silver S76 button batteries. The only problem I've ever had was the shutter freezing open at extremely low temperatures, but even those images came out fairly interesting.
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The Nikon D70 is the best DSLR for the money. Best value
Tags: electronics, cameras, digital cameras, photography, photos, nikon, digital photography, SLR, picturesAdded 7 Years Ago from Nikonusa
