Nikon D40x Reviews

I have been using this camera now for the last 3-4 years and this was my first ever "proper" (SLR) camera purchase. I went for the Nikon after speaking to my dad who is into photography. I highly recommend the camera for anyone who is looking at taking some professional shots but is a total novice to the world of ...  Read the complete review

Nikon D40x Digital SLR Camera producing 10 mega pixels. I use it with a 18-55mm and 18-200mm lenses. The camera produces excellent photos all the time and if you really learn how to use it properly you can produce some amazing photo's in all conditions. I love the size and functions of the camera along with its great quality build. It ...  Read the complete review

I have worked as a Videographer for over 7 years now and was thinking to take up photography as a hobby. On my Birthday my girl friend bought me the Nikon D40x. Obviously I as shocked, as I didnt tell her that I was looking to buy one. Anyway, It came with the 18-55mm kit lens and all the usual leads. The quality was ...  Read the complete review

I first bought the Nikon D40X for my Photography Degree, about 3 years ago. At the time, there was no doubt that it was considered on the fringe of 'professional' cameras, however it is now, sadly, deemed 'amateur'. That being said, for the price (especially now), this camera is really very good. The image quality on the highest JPEG ...  Read the complete review

After working with an SLR, Olympus O10, for a number of years I decided to try my hand at digital photography. After a lot of research and weighing up the pro's and con's, prices and features I finally decided that, at 10.2MP, the Nikon D40x was a very good comprimise. As a DSLR, it obviously has no live view and gives the user full ...  Read the complete review

This was the first time we have purchased a proper camera. We had considered both the Nikon and the Canon equivalent. When we read magazines they all said go for the Canon, when we spoke to photographers almost all suggested the Nikon. In the end the decision came down to what we wanted, how much we wanted to spend and what the ...  Read the complete review

My Nikon D40X was my first camera after I had taken a brief night study course in photography at a local college. After initially borrowing a friends camera I decided to purchase my own for £350. It is a good camera with a very clear picture quality and has all the special bonuses of being able to adjust the different settings ...  Read the complete review

The Nikon D40 X has been my first dip into the digital SLR world, following an interim spell with an Fuji S9500! Prior to this i have always been a huge Nikon fan and for many years enjoyed using my Nikon 601 and 801 bodies, with a lovely pair of Sigma lenses! The reason for upgrading to this model was in ...  Read the complete review

Are you wanting to move up from simple point and shoot cameras, onto something more creative and make professional looking photos, but are on a tight budget and aren't willing to take out a loan on a part time hobby. Then I'd recomend the D40x. I recieved this as a christmas present a year ago. Instantly just using the automatic ...  Read the complete review

This is my first digital SLR camera. And I must say, for a 1st time with SLR I couldnt recommend an easier one to start you off. Mine came with the Nikon 18-50mm lens, a good starter too. After a quick scan through the manual (a must!) I was snapping away at everything I could to get some practice. The fast processing speed is immensely ...  Read the complete review

After outgrowing my cheap compact camera, i decided to purchase a more "professional" Digital SLR. After reviewing the market, weighing up the pros & cons of the top models my price range, the Nikon D40x was the clear winner. The main reason I went for the Nikon D40x was the quality of the Nikon lenses. Arguably, ...  Read the complete review

The D40x is an updated version of Nikon's D40. The main differences being the increase from 6 to 10 megapixels, and the ability to shoot at 3 frames per second (compared to the D40's 2.5). There's also an increase in base sensitivity from iso 100 to iso 200. Whilst not being a major upgrade - the D40x's increase in ...  Read the complete review