Nikon D40

I purchased a Nikon D40 last month and the picture quality is fantastic. There are a variety of setting available (black and white, sepia, night etc.) and it has been a pleasure to figure out how each of them work. The camera is easy to use and the quality is much better than a standard digital camera. Learning to use the D40 is simple however the only problem i had was attempting to view the picture on the screen before taking it. There is a manual that comes with it that you should take the time to read as it gives very usefull tips. The battery life is fantastic, i have only charged it three times sinse i purchased the camera, this is very usefull when on holiday or ...

FEATURES!! Like the canon EOS 300D of 2003, Nikon’s D40 broke a psychological price barrier at the end of 2006 as the 1st DSLR kit launched at a price under £500!! Using the same as the 6.1 mega pixel sensor as the D50 may not make it the highest resolution model in this group, but it does benefit from having the largest pixels, which should, in turn, mean less noise. Changes to the body design mean there’s no longer an AF motor in the camera, so the 3 point MultiCAM-530 module is only compatible with AF-S AND AF-I lenses which have their own motor. While older lenses will still fit, they may not offer auto focusing. That ...