Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D90 Body

I am not a pro photographer so my point of view comes from an enthusiast more then anything. I went from a coolpix to this because my other camera would wash the kids out in the snow and was slow. This camera is fast and sharp, it does video too but you have to manually focus it, but I didn't buy it for video. If you are looking for a camera with a ton of options and is easy to use this is it, also do the online tutorials on Nikons web site they really help understand all the options.

I just shot my first PIX with my D90 after using a D70 and D70s since 2005.It's a great camera, love the LCR screen

As many other reviews confirm, this is a good digital camera. After buying mine, however, I was disappointed to find that Nikon provides very poor support to users who do any kind of software post-processing with their pictures.Nikon again changed the file format for this camera versus older models. As a result, most of the software you have probably won't work. Not only do you need the newest versions of Photoshop or Photoshop Elements if you're using Adobe products (ok, Nikon might argue that's Adobe's problem, but then, they provide no support to Adobe) - but wait, even your own Nikon software may not work at all! Neither the older Nikon Capture 4 photo editing software nor the relatively new Capture NX can read files shot with your D90! Nikon's technical support say there's nothing they can do about that and I should buy ($180) or upgrade ($100) to the newest version, Capture NX 2. In my case, all I'm using my Capture software for is to de-fisheye pictures taken with Nikon's 10.5mm lens, which worked well with my previous Nikon cameras. No more.I consider Nikon's attitude unacceptable and warn everyone that you may end up having to spend much more than you thought if you want to use your D90 as most people do!

Extremely happy with the D90's capabilities. Chose this over the Canon 50D, based on feel of camera, kit lenses available, and price/features. Had been a long time Canon user, but didn't find it hard at all to switch brands.I was surprised at how often I'd take videos with the camera. I didn't expect to use it hardly at all (or once the novelty wore off), but there are many times when a quick video would capture the essence of what was going on, rather than a slew of shots and having this capability (with such great lenses) was great.The 18-105mm lens is a very good all around lens, with a good range. It has some vignetting at the extreme focal lengths and lowest f-stop, but very easy to clean up in post-processing. I later got a 70-300mm and that filled out the range (and that is an awesome lens).The only negative that I can think of, and it is not really the D90, is that with all thecapabilities of this camera comes complexity, which translates into a longer learning curve.

The camera died in just two months with "CHR" error message. I mailed it to Nikon service (B1/ card reader )and they were waiting for a "part". I called the customer service as we were going on a cruise vacation in 1 week. The customer service rep (Norman) was very helpful and since they could not get the part in time, they replaced the camera and sent it by UPS next day air. We are going on our vacation tomorrow with my D90!The picture quality is excellent. I hope this one has a better reliability.

I've bought this camera for a small start up. With minimum investment the Nikon D90 + Tokina 12-24 I was able to take professional real estate photography. If you are an real estate agent I recommend this camera to you.

I am amazed that this camera is gaining such good reviews here. The build and manufacturing quality are the shoddiest I have ever seen from Nikon. Mine is not an isolated case as any quick internet search will reveal, but my D90 simply does not work, never has properly, and Nikon does not care one iota.Finally, amongst the lens:camera join not working causing it not to be able actually to take pictures (rather fundamental and a common flaw) and various plasticky bits failing to function, the screen went on mine.A hugely expensive camera, less than 6 months old, and Nikon wanted to charge me Ł360 (426Euro) to repair it, simply because I had bought it whilst travelling. I'm not alone in living and working in different countries, and of all the qualities a camera should have - portability is amongst the most basic.The problem with Nikon is that once into their system, because of Nikor lenses, you are trapped there. My experienced advice is to buy something - anything - else and not get trapped in the first place.A once great brand that no longer cares about its customers and is no longer great.I couldn't be more disappointed.

I love it. Works great for me.I have the 18-55 lens, works great.I have the 50mm prime lens, works really great. Especially in low light. see - [...]I have the 55-200 lens, works ok. Bad in low light and/or fast action.I wish it had auto focus in video mode and I wish the underwater housing for it was not so expensive.

I had the D70s before and was looking for another camera, with more mps, so that my D70s would be a backup if something happened to the first. The D90 works almost exactly the same as the 70, so there wasn't much learning I had to do for it. It has twice as many mps and takes awesome pictures. I'm so happy with my two cameras!

Es un agrado poder usa una cámara simple, pero poderosa.Estoy disfrutando cada oportunidad de poder sacar buenas fotografías.Excelente el lente de 18-200, da una gran amplitud para obtener fotos panorámicas y buenos acercamientos, muy versatil, super recomendable....

This is our 1st SLR & was recommended to us by a friend. The picture quality is outstanding. Since we are new to photography, we like that the auto and pre-selected settings produce awesome pictures, without much thought put into them. We can also hand the camera off to someone who's never used it, and they will take a great photo as well. The lens that came with the camera is very versatile. The camera fits very nicely into your hand. We also like the piece that protects the LCD on the back. We've had the camera about a month and have taken hundreds and hundreds of high-quality photos! Highly recommened SLR, even for beginners!

I purchased the D90 together with the Nikon 18-200 lens and was quite happy with it, but then I started to get ERROR messages and the camera would lock up. Sometimes with the infamous CHR codes, sometimes without. to get it working again, I had to remove the battery and release the lens, sometimes every 5 minutes (ouch).Looking in relevant forums, one can see that this is quite common and many people are reporting problems with the D90. in many cases it's related to bad contact of the lens, in other cases bad contact of the memory card, in other cases nothing helps...I was about to get it back and have it fixed or replaced, when it was stolen from me - now I debate with myself what would be the next one.There are problems in any such hi-tech gadget, but it seems like there are too many with the latest Nikon model - ?BTW When the camera was working for me, it produced excellent pictures.

Let me preface this entire review by saying that I am new to not only DSLR, but to SLR cameras altogether. Sorry, I'm not going to be able to go into a lot of detail about some of the ins and outs of the camera. What I'm going to do is tell you about my experiences with the camera so far.I'm learning. When I went to some photog's that I know, every one told me to get a Nikon (well, except for one Canon nut). I was told that a D40 would be a great beginners camera, but some of the things that I want to do, it would start to fail me once I got some good experience. The D80/D90 was what I wanted to get, unless I wanted to get the D300. I've been using and learning for a few months now, and I'm nothing short of impressed. I love this camera.First off, opening the box and taking the first few pictures is a breeze. And without looking at the manual, I was taking decent pictures. After reading through the manual, I started learning and the actual camera was pretty easy to pick up and learn on. Then I discovered all the editing functions on the camera. Sepia, B&W, etc. These were nice little features to throw into this camera, and its great. (Not that I have used them, but perhaps one day). Well, I got a couple 16 GB SDHC cards a few weeks ago to go on a vacation to Kennedy Space Center. With the JPEG-high and RAW pictures, about an hour of video (off and on), I shot an amazing number of pictures, and the camera never let me down. The video feature is awesome.I would highly recommend this camera based off my experiences to anyone looking to get into DSLR's and are wanting one they can grow with.

I have recently purchased the new D90 from Nikon and can honestly say this new camera is one of the best I have ever used. I was looking originally to upgrade my Nikon D200 to the new Nikon D300 and stumbled upon the new D90. I currently have a Nikon D200, D70s, D40x and a whole bunch of Nikon Glass and Flashes, all of which are completely interchangeable with this new camera! I must say that I feel that Nikon has created a giant killer (the competition, especially for Canon). When you pick the unit up you will experience a well thought out and engineered product (you should always go to a brick and mortar store to try out a camera first for proper fit in hands, feel, aesthetics, etc.). Some people have complained that the D90 is too small for their hands. I am a really big guy who has big hands and though the unit is small in my hands, it is still comfortable to use and does not feel like a plastic throw-a-way like the Canons. I have added the MB-D80 Hand Grip to the D90 for additional surface area and better controls (plus additional battery capacity) and the unit feels just as good as my larger D200 which also has the MB-D200 Hand Grip for similar reasons.Regarding the D90's exceptional features, you will not go wrong here. The camera can serve both as a new bee unit for someone starting out or for a pro/enthusiast like myself with extremely fast shutter speeds, good 11 point focus area, and the real killer is the 720P HD Video capture capability...pure cream! I am sure glad I did not spend the extra money on the D300 as the reviews of the D90 are just as good as if not better than the D300...all for a camera costing a good $900.00 less!All-in-all, a very good investment here for anyone wanting a very excellent, fast, and fun DSLR!

Used this on vacation, and was wonderful, Pictures are great, Camera is everything it says it is, I dont think you can go wrong with this camera

This is an amazing camera. It takes such a good pictures and it can make an ameteur/beginner produce better pictures then they should.I love all the controls that you have when taking the pictures. easy to use.When in "auto" mode, it is as easy as the point & shoot camera. It is fast to boot up, fast shutter so that you don't miss any moment.I was able to produce a good picture in the dark using the "manual" mode with no flash. It can actuall capture great details.The lens has a good range if you only going to have one lense. I'm planning on buying a zoom lens, perhaps the 70-300mm vr. But so far this range is good for now.I am trully amazed with this camera, and swear by Nikon products.I recomend this over the Nikon D-5000. It has more controls, Feels more solid in your hands (have the D-5000 also to play with)It maybe more camera than what you need, but you'll be happy that you have the option to do more with it.

Nikon D90This is my first Nikon. I mainly use this camera for photographing my artwork. Previously I have been using a Minolta Maxxum 7D. I decided to switch to Nikon rather than getting a Sony, which uses the Minolta lenses because I was not impressed with the Sony DSLRs. Also because I have heard nothing but good things about Nikon. Overall I really like this camera. I would rate it 4 1/2 stars, but since we can't use half stars I will round up to 5.A couple things I want to mention that I am really impressed with:-Matrix metering is really good. This camera really gets exposure right.-Flash exposure is really good too. Pop up flash or hot shoe flash. I am using the SB-600. I am really impressed. My Minolta DSLR wasn't so good with flash exposure.-Almost every function you need has a button. You don't always have to go through menus to change what you want. Although there are a few things that I wish had their own button.My small complaints about it are:-No custom modes, only the scene modes. This one is a bigger problem than I anticipated since I do my serious shooting in my studio with tungsten lights, aperture priority, iso 200, bracketing. It was much easier with a camera with custom modes to be able to turn all these things on or off at once.-Auto bracketing only brackets 3 shots.-No auto focus with movie mode. I didn't buy this camera for movie mode, but if they are going to put it in, it should have auto focus like any other camera or camcorder.-Slow focus during live view.I was aware of these things when I bought the camera, none of these were serious enough for me not to get the camera because of them. I am really glad I went with Nikon.

I found many reviews of the Nikon D90 before I purchased it. They said it had the features I wanted without costly extras. They were right! Excellent optics, easy to use, intuitive display, decent instruction booklet. I would highly recommend this product for amateur and semi professional photographers. Excellent quality pictures, not overly heavy, good quality for the money.

As a former film SLR owner, I appreciated the convenience of a point & shoot digital camera, and had been very happy with the many photos I'd taken with one over the past 8 years. Still, I had an itch to get back into the game with a DSLR. I seriously considered the D300, but opted for the D90 as a better choice for a first-time DSLR buyer. Even so, I was a bit worried that I would be overwhelmed by the D90's complexity.I needn't have worried. The D90 has proven to be simple and intuitive, despite its almost unlimited flexibility. Each day that I use it I'm impressed all over again. The in-camera RAW processing was a revelation..I was amazed at the improvements I could make in adjusting exposure and white balance. During a vacation trip in Italy, I shot some indoor pictures in poor lighting conditions that with my old point & shoot would have been worthless, but with Active-D processing, it brought out all sorts of detail in the shadows.Bottom line: the D90 has already earned a very solid reputation as a "prosumer" level camera, but even if you're a first time buyer, I wouldn't shy away from the D90.

The D90 offers great photo quality in an easy to use consumer style camera. The camera accepts our older pro lenses with mechanical auto focus as well as the newer AF-S version lenses. I can tell a difference in the new CMOS sensor as higher ISO photos are much clearer.Highly recommended for someone that wants a smaller DSLR with big camera performance.

I was in the market for a "mid-level" DSLR as my second slr, and I have to say that I'm absolutely thrilled with this camera. For me, it was either Canon or Nikon, and I just decided to go with the Nikon after testing several and reading reviews. After reading the reviews, I was a little concerned about some of the reviews with malfunctions, but, after two months, I haven't had the slightest problem, and the picture quality is fantastic. I chose the D90 over the D5000 because I didn't like the flip screen (something to break off or go wrong, and I'd read reviews about the D5000's difficult readability in bright light with the LCD. I love the balanced weight of this camera with the lens, I bought a Hoya multicoated UV filter for scratches and have loved the pictures it's produced thus far. I can't tell you the costs and benefits as much as the others, but this camera has been quiet, quick, and efficient, and produced brilliant photos for my money. For me, there are a ton of features, some of which I may never use, but the bottom line is for me, looking through the viewfinder and getting a crisp, clean shot is what it comes to, and I'm so pleased I got this combo.

I have been using my D90 for about 10 months now, and combined with the Nikon 18-200 VR zoom lens and SB-600 flash, have been able to get great pictures. If you get this camera you should really consider getting just the body and the buying the 18-200 lens separately. It is well worth the money and gives you much more versatility without having to worry about changing the lens out in the field. So many features built in to the camera that I have yet to try (although I do use the "D" lighting and "Star" effect a lot. Took a lot of night shots at Disneyland/California Adventure without flash to get the colorful lighting and decorations that came out excellent!! Recently purchased a Sigma 150-500 zoom that is dedicated for the Nikon camera, and am very pleased with my sports pictures that I have been taking.

great camera.a really good starting off point for anyone that wants to become a professional photographer without paying the price.the lense it came with isn't all that great but that doesn't take away at all from the camera itself.and that's all easily fixed by getting new lenses which i've already ordered a nikkor 35mmi'm still getting used to some of the new settings and trying to figure every thing out that i possibly can.but i love it.and highly recommend it.plus i got it at a really good price.

This is my first DSLR. Compare to all the other point and shot cameras I have owned, this is certainly not for portability. But the pictures is so much sharper and faster. It worth the weight. Actually, it is one of the light weight DSLR I have seen.I am still learning all the advance features... ...