Nikon D50 with Speedlight SB-600

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 ...

Nikon D40

with a very comfortable right hand grip, single rear- mounted control wheel and few external controls to overwhelm novice DSLR users. Overall this ‘minimal design works well, especially as Nikon includes direct access to the camera settings displayed on the bright 2.5 inch LCD in a similar fashion to the Olympus E-500. As a result there’s no great reliance on the menus and making changes to the shooting settings is a simple button push away. To further simplify and explain things there’s a built in ‘help’ menu (similar to having the instruction manual on hand) and neat graphics to show when you might want to use a particular setting. Other commendable traits include ...

Nikon D50

quality with 6.24 Megapixel is good enough. SLR/Professional, 2 in. LCD Panel, SD Card, Built-In & External Flash makes it a dream choice. Nikon D50 is affordable, the features provided with this range are good enough. I feel this will be the best choice for those who are planning to buy their first camera. The looks are ...