Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D90 Body

Absolutely love this camera. its photos are more beautiful than what i took with the nikon 5000 i replaced with this one. accepts tons of old nikon lenses and is easy to use. i am taking amazing pictures with this thing.

This camera literally changed my life. I never took a class on photography, I just ended up learning how to use this camera on my own.It's pretty easy to use, and it has been quite a life changer for me. Since I purchased this camera, I have landed covers & spreads to magazines such as GQ, FHM, Zoo, shot PETA campaigns with this camera & so on. Some other advanced photographers used to make fun of me for using this camera, but truthfully I didn't have much money when I bought it & I never intended on being a professional photographer to begin with.So I HIGHLY recommend this camera to beginners as well as advanced photographers.Here is my website where you can see all of my work that I have used with my Nikon D90:aubrey chandler photo dot com

I wondered getting a refurbished item could save some money and in return i would get something new. But i think thats not happening, i could be wrong this way. There was a little nailing and rubbing at the front, there was a Video cable missing from it. and now after few months i got to know that this camera sucks as by info they say it is a refurbished and actually its a scrap piece. Dealing with Blinq was a worst experience. I would never recommend you to buy refurbished items from here.

got it on amazon to nigeria Through a third party,i really love it and hope to get a deal like this later

After suffering through whatever problem it was that caused the lens to create error messages (it took a while even to identify that this was a common problem and have it repaired...$90), my camera suffered a not particularly hard bump and one of the lugs broke off the crummy plastic ring that locks the lens to the body(repair...$145). I have two other lenses...both Tamrons...and they are made with metal locking rings;it's not like the camera didn't cost enough, couldn't they have thrown in an extra buck for a metal ring?The camera itself is very satisfactory, but if I had it to do over again, I would buy the body and equip it with an aftermarket lens.

Even for a naive photographer , this has helped me allot in getting better shot Everytime. Highly recommended.Have used other camera s as well but d-90 has its own simplicity and full of features

I've owned the Nikon D90 since 2009 and it's still working perfectly. I've used it both professionally and casually. Even though it's now an older model I would still recommend it to anyone looking to get into DSLR photography.

Totally overjoyed with this purchase! It's fairly intuitive for basic use and the automated settings and I can't wait to learn everything it can do!

I had initially ordered this camera from Amazon but it got lost in shipping. :( and Amazon did not have the camera in stock(they refunded me the complete amount). I had to order it from Adorama later( and i finally got it :D).I own this camera for a year now and haven't faced any major problems with it(except for a few dead pixels). AF is fast enough for panning but is not always effective for small and fast moving object like small birds/insect even if you try to cover the center af point. I usually prefer manual focusing in such conditions. I also have ML-L3 remote(http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00007EDZG/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_title) which is useful at times! CLS works beautifully(i had a sb-600 prior to this purchase). Auto and Programmed auto are also very accurate and require very less post processing apart from denoising and removing the dead pixels :P

Great all round camera! It is more robust than the latest 3000,5000 series which is what I need for the outdoors!

This camera is used for my newspaper and has been reliable. It takes great shots indoors with the external flash. Make sure to get one.

I've forgotten to get around to writing this review, and figured that now was as good a time as any to write up a few notes on this camera.I purchased this camera from Nikon over 3 1/2 years ago, and since then have shot more than 35,000 images, and it still works as well as the day I pulled it out of the box.I did add the MB-D80, as I have very large hands, and also like having two batteries and a dedicated vertical hand-grip. The kit lens is awesome, not the fastest aperture in the world but the 18-105mm coverage allows it to work equally well in wide-angle through moderate telephoto.I've never had issues with it locking up or refusing to work with off-brand SD cards, and know that I will continue using this camera for years to come. I'm thinking about upgrading to a D7000, but this D90 is going to be staying in my bag forever.

Having owned and used 35mm Nikons for 30+ years, I decided to stay brand loyal in the transition to digital SLRs. My D-70 lasted through a three year extended warranty-then the Compact Flash connectors died and needed to be replaced. A year later, the shutter mechanism died. With two lenses apparently operational, I replaced the body with a D90. The lenses died shortly after, so I replaced them. A few months after the D90 was out of warranty, the through the viewfinder display died.My Nikon speedlight starting falling part after two or three uses.My 30 year old 35mms (Nikkormat and Nikon F Photomic) are still in use by my daughter-the Nikon digitals are cheap, poorly built cameras, almost disposable, at a hefty price.

I bought it used and I glad I did. It came with all accessories and ready to shoot.The D90 has so many wonderful features and I am still learning about to become more proficient as an amateur photographer.I owned a Nikon N5005 for many years and I was able to use all of my Nikon autofocus lenses.without having to buy new ones.I am very please with this purchase and having lots of fun with it.

Best of luck for those buying Nikon products if you ever need repairs... I have had a camera in service for two months for a simple repair.Every time I call support I get a different answer...absolutely clueless.Will never recommend Nikon to anyone again.

It's a great camera. I love it. I'm an event Photographer for the local theatre and last night I used it for lightning photo shots. Don't care for the HD video because not auto-focus. But, I have a Sony HD camcorder for that. The remote wireless flash is very nice. No need to add a wireless flash transmitter, because it's built in. I can have someone holding the flash for different angles in with or without the flash on the camera witch is very handy to be able to movie around at an event. Add a Eye-Fi card to add wireless to your computer as you shot. Editing photos in the camera is helpful too. Being able to have all or part auto is helpful for different shooting. I normally have the camcorder on a tripod and movie around with the camera, but with the wireless remote I can switch with the camcorder and as I movie around with the camcorder I can still take pictures with the camera that's on the tripod. I can set the flash different places, take pictures, and video an event all by myself as the photos and video upload to my laptop. I add the Polaroid Automatic Motorized Pan Head With Wireless Remote Control with the camcorder remote and it's like being in two places at once.

I have now owned the D90 for three years. It has been flawless. It still works just as well as the day I bought it. The quality of the images is excellent. I find it easy to use and is my trusted friend when I'm shooting an event that simply can't mess up. I have owned different pieces of Nikon equipment over the last 40 years. The quality and design of the D90 is a good example of why I keep coming back.On the subject of extended warranties. I have now bought a couple of them for my Nikon equipment and have never used them. I guess I was after a little bit of additional assurance that wasn't needed. My recommendation would be to save the money or spend it on accessories.

All of these products exceed expectations and I recommend them to anyone who needs a hobby and has time to use them.

I am learning photography on my own and after a lot of research decided to buy D90. After a year of use, i think i made the right choice. it's great value for the bucks.Things i liked:1. Ergonomics - a very sturdy camera. It felt just right when held in the hand. all the frequently used buttons/dials are very thoughtfully placed.2. The 18-105 kit lens - I had heard from several people that the kit lens are useless and you should throw them. but i can tell now that this ket lens is no pushover. If you go to Nikon's website, it's one of the regular lenses they sell, so why should the quality be doubted. anyway, we can put to rest to that.3. White balance using grey card - I am not a tech geek, so was nervous about being able to use the "PRE" setting. but it's so easy to use and makes a huge impact on the photographs i took..!4. Autofocus motor - I bought a cheaper non autofocus 50 mm prime lens (if I am ot mistaken, these are cheaper than if u need to have the autofocus motor in the lens) and can use the camera'a autofocus motor to use AF...saves some money i guess.One thing which may be improved - Photography lessons talk about rule of third. for that you need to visualize 2 vertcial and horizintal lines going through the viewfinder. D90 has three lines going through it's viewfinder. Why can't they keep only 2 lines which makes it easier for novice like us to use the rule of third easily...maybe they have some other use of 3 lines..

Camera does not recognize SD card, compartment memory card is bad. I know it was used but did not think it came with those details. The lens is good and the flash also works well

Purchased as a birthday gift for my daughter as her first digital SLR. She loved it. The camera is easy to use, very intuitive and takes great pictures.

My first dslr was the Nikon D40. I've had it for three years before upgrading to the D90. I just want to say I love these two cameras. The picture quality on the D90 is just phenomenal. The body build feels really firm and sturdy. It feels really good hands on. I know i'm going to have this for a while. I totally recommend it.

I bought my D90 body new from Amazon in December 2008. It is now 3 April 2012. That's over three years. I've had no problems with it.I have two children and I shoot for pleasure. At a birthday party for one of my own, I'll take hundreds of photos.I've personally owned the following Nikon DX DSLR cameras:Nikon D40: No complaints really. I wanted to use some non-AF-S lenses (35mm f/2 AF D, for example) and wanted better metering, so I traded this camera and bought a used D70.Nikon D70. Pictures very blue. Great metering. Tiny LCD screen. Gave to family member. Bought used.Nikon D80. Hated it. I don't remember everything I hated, but I definitely hated the rear directional pad.Nikon D200. Great camera, pictures not sharp out of camera. I don't want to sharpen them in post-processing, so I went for a more consumer-focused camera (D90) that'd do more in-camera sharpening. Also, I wanted the D90's D300-like dynamic range.Nikon D90. Love at first sight. I still love it today, over three years later.Next I want a D800 as I've wanted to go full-frame for some time. But the D800 is a lot of money for a hobby camera, so I don't know when I'll drop my D90.

I love that this camera does video! I have wanted that feature for a long time! Now I just have to figure out how to work all of the features!