Nikon D90

There's been a legion of digital cameras that have passed through my hands since they started to become a serious contender for 35mm's domination of the amateur market. Going from memory, they've included Philips, Casio, Canon, Nikon and errr.....Nikon. Of course the last one, my first DSLR, a Nikon D70 was going to be the last; but then we all say that don't we, lads? What I really meant was "the last for quite a while". LOOKS LIKE THE "QUITE A WHILE" HAS EXPIRED Then my daughter started making noises about a night-school class in photography, where the minimum kit requirement just so happened to be a DSLR, and I ...  Read the complete review

JJJJ's Newest Toy... I'm not ashamed to say it... i'm addicted to digital cameras. Now, as a photographer / designer, this may sound like a fairly innocent claim, but it can be rather costly - especially as my latest purchase was the £800 Nikon D90 12.3 Megapixel SLR. 'SLR' (single lens reflex) cameras have interchangeable lenses and a larger image sensor than found in your common-or-garden compact. This results in a better image quality and a huge variety of customisable options. Of course, this also means that they are more expensive than their smaller and more user friendly siblings - but you generally get what you pay for. The D90 ...  Read the complete review

It is camera which has done justice to all lovers of photography and Nikon fans in particular. It has almost lived up to it's promise and more than satisfied all who has been eagerly waiting for it which was an almost foregone conclusion after Nikon D80 was launched exactly 2 years ago. To cap it all it is the first camera to support movie capture which must be accepted as a revolutionary but expected addition into the features of a DSLR. It will be a big mistake to assume that it is just a routine upgrade of Nikon D80 because it provides some significant enhancement over its predecessor and has made itself the most sought after camera the world over in spite ...  Read the complete review

How I made my choice I recently bought the D90 to upgrade from my Olympus 560UZ bridge camera, so this is my first foray into DSLR photography. Most people starting in DSLR photography will opt for the cheaper D40.ortheD60, D70 and D80. I am not particularly rich, and in the end chose the D90 because I didn't want to grow out of the smaller DSLR and have to buy a new body quickly. I have found that the prices of Nikon DSLRs haven't decreased significantly over the last 3 years, so I decided (maybe wrongly) that this option would save me money in the long run. I found it very important to go into a shop and hold the camera in your hands before making a choice. ...  Read the complete review

Having been using digital cameras for many many years, mainly for review purposes, but also getting a lot of enjoyment along the way, I felt it was time to buy one for myself and get out there and enjoy taking photos. I deliberated a great deal about budget, which model and what brand. It came to a decision between a Canon 50D, Nikon D90 or a D300. When I finally decided, it was down to recommendation that the D90 performed almost the same (in the image department) as the D300. Spending almost £750, I purchased this D90 in kit form, which came with an 18-105mm VR lens, from Argos. The camera itself is so solidly made, it feels like it'll easily take a few ...  Read the complete review