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Title: Nikon D40 Digital Camera Review
Pros: Good noise control, Clever analog display, Clear help system, Comfortable grip
Cons: Limited auto focus (3-point), Poor color accuracy, Not as durable as other Nikons, Limited compatibility with many Nikon lenses
Verdict: The Nikon D40 is a disappointment. As Nikon has introduced entry-level DSLRs, the company has tended to make them a little more expensive and a little more capable than much of the competition. In this case, it hasn't. The D40's auto focus system is old-f
Summary: The 6.1-megapixel Nikon D40 retails for $599 with its 18-55mm kit lens. The price indicates a modest step down from previous Nikon entries, and the D40 shows the effects of that cost-cutting. Most notably, it only has 3 auto focus sensor zones, and it doe
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Title: Nikon D60 Review
Pros: Takes the pain out of colour balancing, Easy installation, Easy to use, User can take control if need be, Excellent Noise results, Rangefinder brings fun to manual mode, Attractive screen graphics, Active D-Lighting from the D300, EXPEED processor, also f
Cons: No back button, Pressing cancel actually exits the program, Default settings are a lttle too high, Review stays on too long, Only three focus points
Verdict: Nikon are in a position where they have an almost biblical status with a group of followers that are so loyal, it borders on fanaticism. Nikon could, in fact, sit back on their laurels, soaking up the limelight and spit out camera after uninspiring camera
Summary: Nikon D60 Review - Nikon owners, put down your scythes and pitchforks. The Nikon D60 isn't two cameras bolted together in a Frankenstein-esque way. It's a pure Nikon DSLR with an old Canon name badge. Matt Grayson investigates.
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80/100 |
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Title: Nikon D80 digital SLR full review
Pros: Images with high detail and low noise, Superior build quality and handling to rivals, Best viewfinder experience in its class, Superb metering, flash and AF performance,
Cons: Higher price than rival 10Mpixel DSLRs, No physical anti-dust feature, No anti-shake in standard kit, RAW adjustment software not included
Summary: The arrival of the Nikon D80 completes the trio of high-profile 10 Megapixel digital SLRs. Of course more 10 Megapixel DSLRs are already on their way, but it's fair to say the greatest attention right now is focused on the D80, Canon 400D / XTi and Sony A
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86/100 |
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Title: Nikon D60 Review
Pros: Takes the pain out of colour balancing, Easy installation, Easy to use, User can take control if need be, Excellent Noise results, Rangefinder brings fun to manual mode, Attractive screen graphics, Active D-Lighting from the D300, EXPEED processor, also f
Cons: No back button, Pressing cancel actually exits the program, Default settings are a lttle too high, Review stays on too long, Only three focus points
Verdict: Nikon are in a position where they have an almost biblical status with a group of followers that are so loyal, it borders on fanaticism. Nikon could, in fact, sit back on their laurels, soaking up the limelight and spit out camera after uninspiring camera
Summary: Nikon D60 Review - Nikon owners, put down your scythes and pitchforks. The Nikon D60 isn't two cameras bolted together in a Frankenstein-esque way. It's a pure Nikon DSLR with an old Canon name badge. Matt Grayson investigates.
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80/100 |
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Title: Nikon D80 digital SLR full review
Pros: Images with high detail and low noise, Superior build quality and handling to rivals, Best viewfinder experience in its class, Superb metering, flash and AF performance,
Cons: Higher price than rival 10Mpixel DSLRs, No physical anti-dust feature, No anti-shake in standard kit, RAW adjustment software not included
Summary: The arrival of the Nikon D80 completes the trio of high-profile 10 Megapixel digital SLRs. Of course more 10 Megapixel DSLRs are already on their way, but it's fair to say the greatest attention right now is focused on the D80, Canon 400D / XTi and Sony A
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86/100 |
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Title: Nikon D300
Pros: Huge Live View LCD with 920,000 pixels; high speed focusing and shooting; impeccable 12-megapixel photos; built to last
Cons: Heavy; expensive
Verdict: While it doesn't have any truly revolutionary features, the Nikon D300 incorporates hot new technologies -- a stunning Live View screen, advanced autofocusing, digital lighting -- and faultless image quality into a rock solid, high speed shell. The result
Summary: The Nikon D300 stands out in the crowded dSLR market. Its hot technologies -- a Live View screen, advanced autofocusing, digital lighting -- and faultless image quality are incorporated into a rock solid, high speed shell. The result is a camera that, whi
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87/100 |
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Title: Nikon D200
Pros: Unparalleled build quality, Smooth, arresting images, Genuine breakthrough price
Cons: You'll need to buy a lens, Not quite to Canon EOS 5D standards, Can't use D100 batteries
Verdict: Pick up a Nikon D200, then try to put it down again. You simply won't want to. Never before has Nikon jam-packed so much technology and high-end build quality into a single camera. If it's performance and value in one you're after, this is definitely the
Summary: Meet the camera bringing digital SLR photography to a new audience
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