Nikon D50 Reviews

The Nikon D50, though a few years old now, is a fantastic entry level Digital SLR. I made the change from 35mm to Digital with this camera and absolutly love it. The body is a good size - its not too small, the buttons, scrolling pad etc are all accessible and don't feel crammed in - and it's not too big, certainly more potable than bigger SLR's ...  Read the complete review

Nikon have always been renowned for the quality of their cameras, in a compact form or in a larger SLR form. This camera falls into the latter category, as an SLR camera. It spent a long time, about two years, as the flagship model for Nikon, before being replaced by the Nikon D40. Still it offers a now cheaper alternative to the D40, and offers a ...  Read the complete review

The Nikon D50 was my first DSLR camera, like many others. Unfortunately I've been forced to sell it, but I still miss the thing! It takes seriously professional and beautiful shots for the relatively small amount of money you need to spend to buy the default kit. I highly suggest grabbing other lenses to go with it, either Sigma lenses ...  Read the complete review

The Nikon D50 is my first DSLR camera. Purchased with the 18-55mm kit lens it certainly changed my view of photography. A simple camera to use, it can be set to fully auto for complete beginners, or to one of the preset shooting modes which will adjust your aperture and shutter speed accordingly. Or for the slightly more advance to the ...  Read the complete review

The D50 is one of the best DSLR cameras around. It is great value for it's money and you can buy many changable lenses for it. It has long battery life and the battery doesn't take hours to fully charge. If you want to buy a DSLR camera, i would recommend that you buy this one, as it's one of the best. Another good point about this particular ...  Read the complete review

The Nikon D50 was my first venture into the world of Digital SLR and what a brilliant little camera it is. And for the price - it easily rivals it's Canon contemporaries. I bought it along with the standard 18-55mm kit lens and at first just used it as a point and shoot to get the feel for it and I have to say - I was very impressed. ...  Read the complete review

I have owned the Nikon D50 for about 2 years now and am really pleased with it. I bought it for a round £500, which included a carry bag and SD card, which was a good deal at the time. The quality of the pictures it takes are absolutely top notch, and it is only when you buy a DSLR that you realise just how far superior they are to ...  Read the complete review

Nikon D50, I purchased my Nikon D50 in April 2005 and have never looked back, yeah I know their are so many other cameras on the market, but the newer ones like the D60 and D40 dont have the top screen for viewing the appature etc, ok a light on the lcd screen would be nice but you cant have it all. At the time my Nikon D50 was £449.99 with he ...  Read the complete review

The Nikon D50 is my first Proper DLSR camera. Having Upgraded from a Konica Monica Z1 I was hoping that the money I was investing would be worth it. Very shortly after getting the camera delivered, I was outside taking pictures and getting used to the camera. At first all I did was have it in 'Auto' mode so nothing challenging. I then ...  Read the complete review

This is a personal review of the nikon D50 and not a technical one. for a technical review of the D50 visit the nikon website. i have had my D50 for coming up on a year now and prior to buying this unit i went out and had a good look at other manufacturers equivelants. My main reasons for going with the D50 was it was going to be my introduction ...  Read the complete review

The nikon d50. WOW. This is my first dslr camera, but it does not fail to please. The picture quality is very high, build qaulity is great, and the kit lens is a real compliment to the body. I love how Nikon have managed to combine so much, into such a good-sized, yet mega-value camera. I mean, for around £350, ...  Read the complete review

I've had the D50 for a few months now and have been totally satisfied with it. Like many users, I was mostly using the basic features but after taking the time to read the user guide, I'm now venturing into more complex picture taking in manual mode. This is probably the best choice if you're looking at the, if you are interested in ...  Read the complete review

This camera is excellent value for money. 6MP is plenty for up to a small sized poster. The screen is larger than its competitor Canon 350D and menus easier layed out in my opinion, excellent explanation function for tools. Unlike Canon cameras no post processing is carried out in the camera giving the photographer more ...  Read the complete review

I was given a NIKON D50 digital SLR camera for chrismas and i can honestly say that i love it. It cost around £350.00 and came with standard lens 18 - 55mm. I have since bought another lens which is 55 - 200 and cost me £100.00 which is great for zooming in. Its so easy to use and whatever i seem to point it at turns into an ...  Read the complete review

This is NOT a technical review; if you need all the techie details I suggest a visit to the Nikon website. My review is a personal one – from a camera user, and potential purchaser’s point of view. I am writing this particular review in response to the rather lacklustre offerings that I have read about this particular camera. I really ...  Read the complete review

This item is worth buying as it has good features to look for, it also is easy to use. The picture 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 ...  Read the complete review