Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D90 Body

I absolutely adore this camera. I've heard people complain about the video quality, but if you go into the menu and make sure it's not set to record in HD the quality is the same as any other digital camera. Beside the video, which is the last thing I considered in my purchase, every other aspect of this camera is also fantastic. The D90 offers an incredible amount of control, but is not extremely complicated to operate. It also has plenty of great options for automatic settings that take stunning pictures. It's a perfect camera for the non-professional, but serious weekend photographer (like myself).

I always thought people who bought these type of cameras were geeks, and wasted their money. I recently had a newborn and couldn't get a good picture with my $300 camera, because she is always moving. This camera is worth every penny with so many good pictures. The 18-200 vr lense is a must with this camera. Thanks Nikon

The camera is just fantastic.The Nikkor lens just "broke" 2 days ago and was taken for repair...AF blew up, no more working and useless.Let's see if repair makes it up...

After reading so many good reviews about this camera, and nikon bodies in general, I decided to switch from canon.I have to say this camera amazes me, and it's light and easy to use, and not expensive.My #1 priority was iso performance, and it delivers: shots at 1600 are beautiful, and at 3200 are really ok.Then the ergonomy, menus and options are top-notch, way better than what you get with canon.It just makes you want to take pictures.About the lens: you want this lens. Ok it's not the sharpest, but the zoom range makes it usable in most conditions, the one you need when you can carry only one lens, or going around a city to take random shots.In terms of sharpness it's really ok, unless you really drill down to the pixel.Last but not least, the VR is a marvel. It's totally silent, yet your shots are sharp down at 1/5 and lower.If you get the package, it's $100 off the lens, and really worth it.the videos: I havent made any yet, having too much fun taking pictures :)Really an awesome camera!I compared it to the nikon d300 and canon 50d and I thing this is the best choice and less expensive!

It's new, it's exciting and it's fun to use. Matrix metering, center weighted metering and spot metering are all very good. Autofocus works very well even with long telephoto lenses. Works well with Nikon DX lenses as well as some of the older lenses I purchased for my film camera. No complaints yet about this body. Buy one and have some fun!

I've had my D90 for a couple of weeks now, and I can't say that I understand most of the features and whiz-bang stuff the camera can do, but it sure does take nice pictures. For example, I was at the 2009 Westminster Dog Show last night, and I took some shots with the D90 and the 18-200 Nikon lens using only the light in Madison Square Garden (no flash). I'm sure the pros sitting on the Garden floor got better results, but I was really happy with my results. Take a look if you want to see how this camera performs in "real life" in the hands of a hobbiest.[...]

Not much I can say that hasn't been said already.The D90 is an outstanding camera, user friendly, takes great photos. I upgraded from a D60 and in short the D60 and D90 aren't even on the same planet. IQ is noticeably better, even more at high ISO's. No more surfing though menus to change settings on the fly, just push a button and move one of the dials. Live view is nice if you like to use it. The 11 point AF is excellent and fast.If you are thinking about getting one, just do it, you will be very pleased you did.

D90 is a great camera comparing its price with other camera. Quality it produce is great.But only buy from MOST trusted seller. I bought my D90 online from Ritz camera two months ago, but.. my there was no warranty card. The bag contains CD-ROM, manuals & warranty card was in opened plastic bag. I contact them and they replied that they are investigating the matter. Then no more messages!! since two months.I send couple of email reminding them about seriousness of matter, but no reply.I am really disappoint by the after sales service of ritz camera. I preferred B&H or CALUMET but by listening good comment from others i first time (and last time) i buy from them. I am still struggling for my warranty card.

Got the camera and the 18-200 lense a few weeks back. I am upgrading from a D70. Overall, I am very satisfied with the quality of the pictures - much better response in low light - higher ISO and better focus than the 70. Love the lens as well - this will be all I need for everything.I did have an issue with the camera where I was getting F-- errors intermittently - depending on how I held the camera. This is a lens error per documentation. I was also getting CHA errors on the camera which is a chip error and only recoverable by removing the battery. Given that I was only 2 weeks into the camera I spoke with Amazon and exchanged the unit and lens for a replacement. I am confident that the new unit, which I got very quickly from Amazon - will function fine.Great unit and the video is a great feature.

David Pogue, NY Times, said this product represented a major upgrade to what one could expect to do with a digital SLR and he was right. I have been shooting with a Canon 30D for years but have found that although it produced high quality pictures I didn't like using it all that much because of the control layout, weight, view finder only composition and lack of video features. This camera is seems much lighter than the Canon 30D (more plastic but still rugged) , the controls are very nicely laid out, the view screen composure mode works well, and the HD video for short clips is wonderful. After a day of shooting, I must say I am amazed at how well this camera works for me, a true prosumer camera user. I am giving away my Canon to my son and making the D90 my main camera for the foreseeable future. You can read all the specs that others have offered, I just wanted folk to know this camera is every bit as good as the hype, and possibly better. I know I am in love.

I just got the D90 today and already I'm in love with it. It's replacing my D80 which is a nice camera, but the D90 surpasses it in many ways, not the leaset of which is the video mode. It fits the hand just right, menus are intuitive and easy to find and adjust. The view finder is clear and I love being able to pop in a grid. I got the kit with the 18-105 lens just so I'd get the camera faster and find I'm delighted with the VR. The lens feels tight (my 18-200 tends to slip when pointing down), the pictures are crisp and spot on. I'm going to recommend you get a D80 so you'll buy my old camera...just kidding...get the D90 and you'll be so pleased. The manual is easy to understand, too. Luckily, it uses the same battery as my D80, comes with a slip resistant shoulder strap, battery, charger...everything you'll need to jump right in and start shooting. Oh, better get a SD card because it doesn't come with one. I bought 4gig card and get over 1000 pics in large jpg mode.

Wow. I've had the D90 for about three months now and I absolutely love it. Although it is does not have ultra rugged build quality like it's expensive siblings it shoots like you would expect from any Nikon. Amazing quality, speed, build, and stylish for a DSLR. The D90 is has a manageable body size that is fairly convenient to carry around with you anywhere. The CF-D80 case works wonderfully. Great camera, definitely recommended!

Nikon D90 was a great step up from the Nikon D40. As an enthusiastic amateur, I needed a camera that could do a little bit more, and the Nikon D90 has not disappointed. An added bonus is the live view screen and video options, as well as more options when working in manual mode.

We love this Camera. We feel the quality of the pictures are great and love the fact that it takes very good low light pictures. Also I feel it is an added bonus that it takes short videos.

The D90 is a great camera that will be appreciated by both amateurs and semi-professionals. The kit lens is decent for most purposes, but doesn't do the camera's capabilities justice. I recommend purchasing the D90 body and another lens (either the 18 - 200 or 16 - 85 & 70 - 300)-DBlotterman.com

I just wanted to stop by and say this camera is great! I had a canon p&s but wanted to advance to something better and this was easy for me to figure out quickly. I'm still learning a lot about photography and dslr's so excuse my "ignorance" :). I take my camera with me almost everywhere I go and use it daily. I definitely recommend the d90.

This is one hell of a camera, a perfect replacement for my D80. If you want more controls, less noise, faster operation and geotagging (GPS unit sold separately) in a not-too-expensive package, this is the way to go. Highly recommended!

I recently upgraded from a D40x to a D90 and the difference completely blew me away. The live view & video is a nice plus, but the best thing about the D90 is the excellent picture quality at high ISO settings. Shooting at ISO 1600 on the D90 looks better than ISO 800 on the D40x. The D90's controls are a lot easier to use. Instead of having to go to the menu for everything, you can set the ISO, image quality, etc. with a single button. The D90's lens support is also a lot better. It has an internal auto focus motor, so I can use auto focus with my 50mm/f1.8 lens.

Just wow. This is my second Nikon DSLR and a big step up from my fine D-70s. The D-90 is about the same size and weight which is important if you're holding this camera throughout a busy day. The focus is fast and accurate in most cases. The d-lighting is a nice feature for compressing highly dynamic lighting. Shooting 4.5 frames per second is wonderful. The rear screen is sharp and bright. The ability to shoot 720P video is nice but is limited by a lack of automatic focus. The resulting video is very sharp as the DSLR's lens are bigger than anything short of a professional video camera. Nice for an occasional video but not a full replacement.

I have always been a Nikon user and think they got it right this time. I also have a D300 and prefer the D90. Why? Thanks for asking...more hard buttons rather then trying to remember the menu. Lighter & easier to handle (I know it's not as bullet proof as the D300 but is built pretty sturdy). The main thing is the main thing-picture image: Except under extreme cases, the average (and pro) would be hard pressed to see any differences between this & the $700 more D300.Get one, add the kit lens & enjoy! It should be all you need in a camera.Fussy con for me: Nikon Capture NX 1.x.x will not read the D90 RAW files. So I suggest calling MR. Nikon & telling him to include a RAW software viewer.

the camera is nice. the video is pretty cool. only thing ive noticed is that it wont shoot alot of pictures in succession. it freezes up. amazon delivered it next business day even though i opted for the free shipping.

I have owned Nikon digital cameras for over 10 years. I just upgraded from the D70 and find this a joy to use. The large LCD gives excellent results of the just captured image. The top buttons allow access to most of the needed adjustments. I have the 18-200MM lens and have not tried the included lens yet, but every photo is excellent.I have used it with my Nikon SB 600 flash and the TTl metering is on target. The built in flash also does a good job.Focus assist works well.Overall a great camera with limitless possibilities.

This is a brilliant camera. I am only an amateur, but in my opinion, this is the best value DSLR out there. I chose it over the D300, Canon EOS40D and Olympus E3 (I played with all of them before deciding). Very easy to get great images. It's low light performance is worth it's weight in gold too. No more nasty brightly lit, squinty faces! Sure it takes videos, which is a fun diversion, but it's the image quality that is expecially outstanding. Lots of choices for lenses too, but one I'd definitely recommend is the Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor Lens($110 BARGAIN of the century).

Great Camera..But i get sporadic 'F--' Error in the middle of photo shoot and i will have to remove the lens and remount it to fix the problem. Unfortunately my 30 day Amazon return window elapsed and i am stuck with a faulty $1,300 so called Great D90 camera. Nikon said it would fix it since i am covered under the warranty after that it will come out my pocket. I am the second person reporting the same 'F--' Error problem in Amazon.com. I have given one star because i have to give atleast one to Post this review.