Product Description

Fusing 12 3-megapixel image quality and a cinematic 24fps D-Movie Mode, the Nikon D90 exceeds the demands of passionate photographers

Product Description   Nikon D90 - digital camera     Product Type   Digital camera - SLR with Live View mode, movie recording     Dimensions (WxDxH)   13.2 cm x 7.7 cm x 10.3 cm     Weight   0.62 kg     Supported Flash Memory   SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card     Sensor Dust Reduction  <

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #16307 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Nikon
• Model: D90 Body (UK)
• Released on: 2008-11-23
• Dimensions: 4.06" h x 5.20" w x 3.03" l, 1.37 pounds
• Display size: 3

Features

• Nikon proudly presents the latest addition to its range oftop-end cameras, the D90! The D90 boasts a powerful 12
• 3-megapixel CMOS sensor, a fantastic Expeed imageprocessor and an amazing sensitivity of up to ISO 6400
• You?ll be able to takegreat photos in low lighting conditions without any loss in resolution, andview what you?re shooting before and after taking the photo on its easy-to-read LCD screen
• The Live View mode means you can focus in on your scene directlyon the screen, while scene and face recognition technologies, as well as a burst mode of 4
• 5 frames per second, ensure you nevermiss a thing

Customer Reviews

D90 - sheer class
Had the D90 now for 4-months and it just gets better and better. Can't think of a bad word to say about it. Just glad I bought before the prices went up! Its worth shopping around - use camerapricebuster dot co dot uk to find best deals.

Worth Every Penny
Buying a D90 body was a mistake as it has relegated my D300 to the position of "expensive ornament".

Originally bought as a second body, it has now taken over to become my number one choice for a day out. It is lighter than the D300, easier to use and I can't tell any difference in picture quality when used with the same lens.

Also, the firmware has been really well thought out, being comprehensive enough to allow a large range of options without the overkill of some of the more expensive models.

The D700 or D3 would probably produce marginally better images in low light but on a clear day and with good glass I doubt there would be much in it.

The plastic body shell may not be as robust as some of the more professional models but it certainly seems stronger than some of its rivals at a similar price point. If it does eventually wear out through over use I could always dust off the D300.

Nikon D90 - Six Stars

I purchased my D90 six months ago and would recommend it to anyone without hesitation. I am a landscape photographer and get great results with my D90 (although I have got some expensive glass), good crisp images and easy to use.

The battery life is excellent, I have a battery grip and with two batteries you could go away for a few days and leave the charger at home.

The camera has it all, easy to use for a beginner through to more advanced settings which are easy to use by those with more experience.

I have just set up my website and have now sold my first photos taken with my D90.