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Nikon D60

Nikon D60

MSRP  $650.00    Released  January, 2008
Pros
  • Compact and light
  • Great image quality
  • Active Dynamic Lighting preserves details very well
Cons
  • No automatic exposure bracketing.
  • 1/200s flash sync is slower than D40.
  • I miss Liveview LCD.
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2 reviews
71
Nikon D3

Nikon D3

MSRP  $5,000.00    Released  November, 2007
Pros
  • FX format CMOS - same size as 35 mm film
  • Auto-senses DX and FX format lenses and auto-switches modes
  • a good deal next to Nikon's latest flagship the D3X
Cons
  • Expensive
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2 reviews
75
Nikon D300

Nikon D300

MSRP  $1,800.00    Released  November, 2007
Pros
  • At $1800 it has good specs relative to the $5000 D3
  • Large 3" LCD with Live view
  • HDMI video output - 1080i
Cons
  • Expensive
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6 reviews
81
Nikon D40

Nikon D40

MSRP  $500.00    Released  December, 2006
Pros
  • Compact and light
  • Great image quality
  • Write times are fast
Cons
  • No external focus pin
  • Can't customize exposure steps
  • Not the Canon Rebel
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8 reviews
79
Nikon D80

Nikon D80

MSRP  $999.00    Released  December, 2006
Pros
  • Fits any Nikon SLR Lens
  • Large feature set
  • Highly customizable
Cons
  • Slower top shutter speed than D70 - tops out at 1/4000 s
  • Slower flash sync than D70 - 1/200 s vs. 1/500 s
  • Bulky, even for a DSLR
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9 reviews
83
Nikon D2Hs

Nikon D2Hs

MSRP  $2,937.50    Released  --

Nikon has today announced an upgraded version of their high speed shooting D2H professional digital SLR. The new D2Hs features a range of improvements which have come out of the development of the D2X as well as specific improvements to the D2H design. Highlights; 8 frames per second shooting for up to 50 JPEG...

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Nikon D70s

Nikon D70s

MSRP  $912.50    Released  January, 2005
Pros
  • Size & weight, make it feel right. (D80/D90 is slightly smaller, I prefer the feel of the D70 over the newer models)
  • Two control dials, same control as pro model cameras. Very intuitive in full manual mode.
  • Works with ALL Nikon AF lenses. (has internal focus motor)
Cons
  • Tiny LCD Screen with low resolution
  • High sensor noise over ISO400
  • Does not Meter with MF Lenses (D200/D300 does)
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2 reviews
78
Nikon D2X

Nikon D2X

MSRP  $5,000.00    Released  September, 2004

The new D2X Professional digital SLR has a 12.4 million pixel DX format CMOS sensor, by default the D2X can shoot at 5 fps, however it has an interesting 6.8 milion pixel option which reduces the sensing area (to a FOV crop of 2x) but increases the frame rate to 8 fps. Hence the...

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Nikon D2H

Nikon D2H

MSRP  $3,500.00    Released  February, 2005

This an upgraded version of their high speed shooting D2H professional digital SLR. The new D2Hs features a range of improvements which have come out of the development of the D2X as well as specific improvements to the D2H design. Highlights; 8 frames per second shooting for up to 50 JPEG or 40 RAW...

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Nikon D200

Nikon D200

MSRP  $1,700.00    Released  November, 2005
Pros
  • A solid dependable semi-pro camera
  • Compatible with every Nikon lens ever made since the 1970s
Cons
  • Obsoleted by the D300 and D300s
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1 review
67
Nikon D70

Nikon D70

MSRP  $1,200.00    Released  April, 2005
Pros
  • Easy to use
  • Takes great photos
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1 review
100
Nikon D50

Nikon D50

MSRP  $800.00    Released  April, 2005
Pros
  • Easy to use for those trading up from a P&S digicam
Cons
  • Don't bother shooting raw instead of jpg fine, as 6MP isn't a lot compared to 10MP+ dSLR/P&S competitors
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1 review
50

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