Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D90 Body

I am an amateur photographer by far but got tired of missing the great moments waiting for my piece of junk 'point and shoot' to figure out that I wanted it to take a picture. After missing every attempted shot at my daughter's gymnastics meet, I told my wife we are droppin' some coin on a nice camera. I did a lot of web research reading reviews and talking with friends who had nice cameras. I had to go to Bestbuy to handle a few cameras because Montgomery ALABAMA does not have a single camera store......capital city too! NICE!Bottomline - this camera does more cool stuff than I had realized. Download the owner's manual from Nikon and see for yourself. I will not miss a great moment again. I could go into all of the features but others have done a much better job at writing reviews. I have never owned a Nikon nor a dSLR camera for that matter so I really have nothing to compare it to except my crappy 'point and shoots (misses)'. Try Cameta Camera on eBay because they offer the same package deal as on Amazon but for $40 less. Still a good deal on Amazon with the extra lens, case, battery, etc.

I have owned Minolta cameras most of my life, transitioning to Sony when the bought the brand. The switch to Nikon was not made lightly, but the overwhelming number of lenses available along with the reputation won me over.I have to say it is a terrific product. Built very well, works flawlessly. I now have more camera than I can handle - well, I guess that is to say a camera I look forward to growing into.I have no technical info for you - no doubt there is plenty of that information available.This is a wonderful purchase and one that will provide years of enjoyment.

Nikon is the best camera company in the world. This SLR is the best of the best. I highly recommend the D90.

After using film SLR's and point&shoot camera's for many years I decided to move up to a DSLR. I have owned the D90 for 3 months now and so far it has worked great. I found this camera very easy to understand. All the controls are designed for ease of use. Picture quality if super. I process my pictures through photo shop elements and notice the D90 pictures need very little if any color or tone correction. So for I am very satisfied with this purchase.

This is a fantastic camera as a primary or a backup. It takes great pictures with speed and consistency. It looks good and works good. What more can you ask for. I have blown up images from my d90 and nikon 18-200 lense combo to over 3 feet wide for some canvas wraps and they look fantastic. It is a great buy. I saw a lot of people bad mouthing the video but I think it works great. My only issue is that it limits yo to 5 minutes at a time. I have used several lenses in manual mode and it works great! if you can use manual focus at all you can use the video.

Delivery was on time and ordered item was long dreamed camera Nikon D90.Everything looked O.K. until I charged battery and switched camera on.1. Camera monitor was not operating, only colored vertical stripes.2. Manual was in Spanish and software CD was not delivered.3. When I tried to register camera on Nikon site to get manual, answer from Nikon site was that registration number is not recognized and camera probably is "grey market" product.4. Looking more carefully on all items I discovered that monitor cover and battery does not look new and have visible scratches and probably have been used.In general camera was working properly except monitor. Camera was purchased as "new" and because I have moved to Europe it is expensive to return this purchase to seller.

Well this is my 1st DSLR so I don't have much to compare to, but what a great camera! Just make sure you buy a book or DVD on the D90 camera and DSLR's, I did and watched them about 10 times. Once I got a grasp on how this machine works I began to feel comfortable taking pictures without my manual in hand, and let me say that we have been able to get some incredible pictures. I love the kit lense, no issues with it. I also bought a 55 mm lense, great for close up pics with a low apeture. I bought the Nikon 1.8f, it was only around $100, but highly recommended. You will love this camera, but make sure you grab a DVD and book in addition to the user manual!!

this is my first DSLR, I was thinking many days between canon vs. nikon. decided to go with nikon. why?hmmm because i can't say which one is better? i decided to get nikon this time maybe canon for next camera.this camera works great there are many things to you have to read about to use this one right. it looks like default image setting is bit blurr than other cameras. but you can adjust it all and there are so many things you need to study about.i think this is great camera and i enjoying it every moments.

There is not much else I can add to the many reviews already out there regarding this truly excellent camera. It takes incredible pictures, it is super sharp, fast 4.5 fps, 720 HD video mode, NIKON build and quality, Excellent display, very flexible platform. This camera will get as detailed and as manual control as you want and also do fully automatic as well. I love it and am extremely happy with it.Get the camera you won't be sorry. This camera is so much more advanced and beyond my old Nikon D50 DSLR I hardly shoot it anymore. You want it, you know it, just buy it, you won't be sorry.

Strengths:Fast 11-Point Focus; Great Low Light Performance; Sharp LCD Screen; HD Video; Long Battery Life; Size; Solid Build;Weaknesses:Heavy for its 'compact' size'; Backlight on the Control Panel LCD Screen (on the right top of the unit) not bright enough; A bit cumbersome to activate "Timer".A camera that packs a big punch but without the bulk of the average sized DSLR. The body is smaller than the prosumer/professional DSLR's, which is perfect for the average enthusiast/hobbyist. I mated it to a 18-250mm lens and took it on a trip recently. That was all I needed to get wide and zoom shots. I had the "Auto Mode" set most of the time and all the shots came out very nice! The few times I used "Manual Mode" to tweak the Shutter, Aperture, ISO settings, the shots were amazing.

I used to love my FE, FE2, n8008 n6006, and D50----but while I still have the FE, FE2 and D50, this one beats 'em all,hands down! It is just about the right size, and while the learning curve is a bit more than for the film bodies, I am gradually getting used to this one. It is an improvement over the d50 in playback mode and lcd size if nothing else. I have been using it as much as possible with the 18-105vr lens and sb600 flash. I get very few "discards" and am quite satisfied, enough so that I have even submitted a few images to my local camera club. Now I am lusting for the 70-300vr,,,,,will see how long I can hold out------

It is a great camera with excellent features and the typical Nikon quality. It has multiple functions, simple and advanced, which makes it the perfect camera for both beginners photographers and amateur-advanced photographers.Highly recommended!Es una gran cámara, con excelentes prestaciones y con la calidad típica de Nikon. Tiene multiplicidad de funciones -sencillas y avanzadas-, las cuales la hacen la cámara perfecta para tanto para fotógrafos principiantes como para aquellos aficionados avanzados.Recomendada plenamente!

Picture quality is amazing capturing every detail. I really like the large LCD for quickly reviewing pictures. Dials for changing settings are easy to use. Only complaint is that there is no auto focus in movie mode. Other than that I'm 100% satisfied!

As my second new Nikon, the D90 attests to Nikon's continued perfection in photography. Purchasing the D90 through Amazon.com was an excellent choice; I am very satisfied with Amazon's service. Thank You Amazon.com for being there.

I still have my D70 which I still love. The D90 has everything I like about the D70 plus more. The larger LCD is a big improvement. The increase in pixils is helpful when trying to extract a "picture within a picture". Had some issues with that with the 6 mp D70. Most of the buttons are familiar so that helps previous Nikon owners. My favorite new feature is the incredible upgrade in low-light situations.Overall, I'm extremely happy with the D90.

I have just purchased this NIkon D90 with 18-105 mm lens. I had an SLR many years ago and loved it. I decided to buy this one after much research and being unhappy with the digital point and shoot camera I now own. I have not had an opportunity to go out and really put it to the test, but the photos I have taken from my kitchen window are phenomenal, so I know it will not disappoint. A little heavy,but worth it for the quality of the pics! Have not yet tried the video.

Absolutely phenomenal DSLR. The sensor is more sensitive than a D300 and the camera body is much lighter. If you don't need a lot of whistles and bells, why get a D90 instead of a D300? Beats me!

The D90 was my first jump into the world of dSLR's. I have always loved taking pictures and would use a mid-range point and shoot digital camera to do so. I would then use Photoshop to enhance the pictures to make them more creative or to correct shadows, color, etc. With the D90, not only has my love of taking photos jumped to a new high, I find I have to do less "Photoshop-ing". This camera takes wonderful pictures if know how to use it. For me, it took only a few short weeks to be comfortable with aperture settings, shooting speeds, and focusing modes on the D90. Take the time to learn the camera and you will have a great experience with the D90.

After starting out with a used Nikon D70 and then upgrading to the D80 which was also used, I was torn between A used D300 and a New D90. After much research, price comparisons, and reading some of the great reviews here at Amazon, the answer was clear. Many of the controls are similar to the D80 so there were only a few areas to learn about. As a fashion/glam photographer my main subjects are models in outdoor settings. Within a week of receiving the D90 I gave it a workout in 30+ degree weather. IT performed flawlessly!! NO fogging despite it not being weather proof like the D300. The images are brilliant, vibrant, and sharp. The exposure meter seems to be dead on. A highly recommend piece of equipment!!

I purchased this camera from Amazon. But then it started giving CHA error and the camera would freeze up and each time I had to remove the battery to unfreeze. I am returning to AMAZON as NIKON was not willing to take it back. I will not purchase another NIKON product. I am buying T2I CANON instead.If you want a good product and good service, stay away from NIKON.

The D90 is a good camera that captures high resolution images as well as basic .MOV video files. The D90 is essentially a maturing of the old D70/D70s line with 12 MP sensor vice 6 MP, and a 3" LCD screen vice 2" for the D70s. The D90 has improved auto focus over the D70/D70s. The live view is not what I anticipated in that prior to taking a still image the mirror has to be released to the down position before being retracted a second time and then exposing the sensor. This obviously introduces delays and in some cases undesirable vibrations. Missing on the D90, but present on the D200, is the two step mirror up option for taking photos where the mirror is first retracted, virbations are allowed to dampen, and a second command releases the electronic shutter to capture the image. This is important for longer exposures and situations where a high magnification lens (e.g. 800-1200mm)is used on a tripod. Also missing from the D90 is a user defined time-lapse video capture mode, similar to what the Nikon P6000 provides. It would be a big benefit to include a 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 second user selectable inter-frame delay option for taking time lapse videos of flowers blossoming and other instances where time needs to be compressed. Despite the missed engineering opportunities, the D90 is a good still image camera which should provide users with many years of capturing memorable moments in their lives.

This camera is everything the reviews say. It takes fantastic pictures and is easy to use. Anyone wanting to upgrade to a more versatile and powerful camera should consider the D90.

I am a Nikon aficianado...enthusiast photographer...used since NewYear w/ 18-200mm VR II...unbeatable combination...wonderful low-light ability...very little if any noise at highest ISO settings...auto-focus is right-on...most all settings "tweakable" to your liking...really nice level of in camera photo-editing...best camera I have ever owned...will be purchasing another w/ 70-300mm VR...Amazon was the best deal...had very good combo price w/ 18-200mm at Christmas time...by the way, did I mention?, that I love this Camera & Lens...!!!

I am not a camera expert at all. I wanted to take a digital SLR class, and to do so, I needed to buy a digital SLR. I was looking at the Canons in the $650 price range.I mentioned this to a friend of mine who is a professional photographer. She said that if I had any willingness at all to spend more, I should get the Nikon D90 - that it stood alone in class - it was the only pro-quality camera that was priced as though it were not a pro camera.This is what she said "This camera is sick and does video too. You may have seen the ads for it on TV. It has these brand new Nikon sensors which are incredible at shooting at all light levels. A lot of people are saying it's technically almost the same as my five thousand dollar camera. It's the kind of camera which is making pros scared that people will not hire pros any more."A professional photographer I trust endorsing it to this level, basically telling me that it was my only option - that was enough for me. More than my analyzing a chart of what features it has and what it doesn't - things I don't understand yet. So I bought the camera and brought it to work, and a coworker's husband is a professional photographer and he said that the Nikon D90 was his backup camera and he can't tell the difference. So that makes two pros who unequivocally say it stands alone in its class.So I'm not a pro, and what I can say is that it was very easy to learn, the video quality is also actually quite good, I've been taking pictures that look great, and the battery lasts forever. Also, any of my friends who know I have a camera drool when they find out I have the Nikon D90.The short answer is this - either trust me that I've had two pros tell me what I've told you, or find a professional photographer and ask them about the Nikon D90. I'm positive that they will tell you that there's nothing comparable unless you want to spend 5 times as much.Sometimes you just want the expert to point and say - that one, that's the right choice - your only choice. Sometimes you don't want to analyze tables of features and try to make heads and tails of it.