Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D90 Body

I ordered this camera because many people recommend this one and it is really a nice camera. The len is made of plastic, note.

I was waffling between the far cheaper D60 or even the Canon Rebel XSi or the Nikon D90. I finally decided on the D90 mainly due to the large veiwing screen and the size and feel of the camera. All of the professional photographers that we have used to take family photos have had Nikon, so I was already leaning towards the D60 or the D90.The Nikon D60 has a 2.5" LCD display with 230,000 pixel resolution and a 170 degree viewing angle, which means your friends can gather around behind you and everyone will see the same image quality wherever they're standing.The Nikon D90 has a high resolution 3-inch LCD screen. The 920,000-pixel display has a 170-degree viewing angle and appears to be as nice as the new screens found on the D3 and D300. It makes checking focus and using Live view mode that much more pleasant. Live view is very cool because you can see what you are taking a picture of on the screen or you can use the view finder if it is sunny outside.This is also the first digital SLR to have HD movie mode. You do have to focus in order to record a movie but this is not replacing a video camera, this is just another video recording source in case you need it while you are shooting great photos.I am so pleased with this camera. I know it was more than the Canon but the camera FEELS like it should be more than the Canon. The Nikon D90 feels like a higher end professional Digital SLR camera. The pictures I have taken so far have been worth every penny. This was a GREAT purchase and Nikon's support is fantastic. You can call 24x7 and ask any question. They will walk you through whatever you need assistance with. I have called twice now, mainly due to the fact that I did not read the directions very well.Bottom line, I would buy this camera again.

This camera gives me even sharper pictures than my D60. I see details in the pictures that I couldn't even see when I was taking the pictures. I love this camera!!!

I am not a professional, but I do enjoy taking good photo's and sharing them with my family and friends. I have a grandchild and many reasons and opportunities to record his activities. After hearing and reading a great deal about this camera, I made the choice over a similar Canon. I have always been a Canon fan, but decided if I was going to make a long range investment of lenses I needed to do a lot of research and make a long term commitment. I love my choice. This camera has been everything the camera shop experts explained to me and everything I could imagine. The quality and ease of use has been excellent. I really feel I know what I am doing when I use this equipment. I can only say if you are ready to purchase a digital SLR or update to a semi-professional unit this camera will please you in every way. I highly recommend.

I absolute love everything about this camera, except I don't know if I can keep it due to its weight.With the kit lense, I find that I can't really hold the camera for more than 1-2 minutes. Additionally, I find my wrist starting to hurt when I hold the camera in one hand while adjusting the settings with the other.This really takes the fun out of using this camera. While I can take photos with it without difficulty, reviewing pictures for any meaningful time period is an impossibility.Do you think I can get used to the weight of the camera if I perservere? I am in a tough spot because to reduce the camera weight at this point means sacrificing image quality and features. I feel that going down to Canon 500d is a significant step down, but maybe I have to do it (d5000 is not an option due to low-res screen).Any tips would be appreciated!

This is a great camera. I've been shooting with point-and-shoots for years, opting for the Canon Digital Elph line of cameras. The limitations of the point-and-shoots in action sequences, low light, or difficult lighting became too frustrating, so I finally made the plunge and bought a D-90. The camera is beautifully capable of handing all the situations I find myself in, for example hiking, at parties, cycling, and for portraits. The ability to shoot at 4.5 fps, take photos in low light, and adjust any function on the fly to try different approaches have made my experience of photography much more gratifying.

In short, this camera was extremely buggy. The shutter release would freeze up on me after I left the camera on for a minute or so. Sometimes, turning it off and on again would unfreeze it, but not consistently. Many times the auto focus worked very poorly, resulting in blurry images - worse than my compact digital camera. Because this was my first DSLR, at first, I assumed that I wasn't doing something correctly. I read the entire manual and experimented with it, but the problems persisted. I brought it back to Best Buy (where I bought the camera). Their Geek Squad is great, and someone who also owns a D90 looked at the camera with me. He was shocked that it was freezing up and couldn't explain the problem. We assumed I just got unlucky and got a lemon, so they gave me a replacement. By the next day, this brand-new camera suffered the same exact problems. I'm assuming there is some kind of firmware bug, but I got my money back. In my experimental stage, I lost tons of what could have been great photos. I'm going back to my compact camera until I can find a better DSLR.

I am very happy with the purchase. The D90 works exceptionally effective and to my expectations. The picture quality is amazing and nothing like I have seen before from my own photographs taken.

I have owned Nikon cameras for years and years. I still have several 35mm SLRs and because that was all there was in the day, I had to wait to get me film back. When I finally decided to go digital I went cheap with simple point and shoots and always wanted better.I turned 60 this year and decided to treat myself and do better than point and shoot. I checked Consumer Reports and at the top of the list was the D90. The more research I did the more I kept comming back to this camera. I decided on this camera/lens combination because the 18-105mm zoom matched most of my needs all in the single lens.The bottom line is I love this camera. The auto focus is as close to instantaneous as you can get and the feature set is phenomenal. The camera has some weight to it so get a good grip on it and go have fun. You won't be disappointed.

Big bow to D90 it really rocks !! i recently bought Nikon D90 and we had a baby 1 week back and the pic's experience was really different and amazing. I am not a professional photographer but still dared to put money on this and now i realize it really worth for money. The picture quality and features are brilliant, easy to operate. Do not think twice to buy this product , just go a head !!

I bought this a few weeks ago. What an awesome camera. Be forewarned you will have to do some homework if you want to get beyond automatic settings. You can take good photos with it out of the box in auto mode. I bought the Magic Lantern guide with it and am already have taken a few great photos. The camera is pretty well weight balanced and makes shooting pretty easy. Thanks to all the folks that recomended buying a uv filter for the lens. It's definatley nice to not have to worry about dust, dirt, and scratches ruining you lens. I also was happy that the kit includes the LCD monitor cover so that it's protected. One note of caution...be careful with the strap that comes with the kit. When you put it on the camera you have to make sure that you re-feed the webbing through the buckle to secure it. I can see where if you weren't paying attention you could just feed it through the sliding keeper and think you had it secured and then later drop it. Minor but if it saves one persons new camera then it's worth saying. I can't wait to play with the camera more this summer and get to the point I'm using it to it's full potential.

This camera is currently one of the best mid range DSLRs out there. It has everything that an advanced amateur requires. It's also a great camera for a pro to use as a back up. The image quality with the 18-105 lens is brilliant and is as good if not better than it's big brother the D300.I gave this camera only 4/5 stars is because of three reasons. First, the weight. It's definitely one of the heaviest cameras in it's range. The Canons are so much lighter. Second, the battery lid is flimsy and looks like it hasn't been fixed properly. I don't know if this is the case in all their cameras or only mine. Third, it's quite expensive when compared to it's competitors. It would have been nice if this camera had been priced about 150 - 200 dollars lesser than it's current price. Do get it with the Lowepro Slingshot AW 100. It compliments the camera very well. Without a doubt Nikon has mastered the art of manufacturing the best cameras and I would strongly recommend buying this product.

This camera is so nice in its picture quality and has a vast array of image control. I've just downloaded profiles that emulates Kodak Vision 2, Kodachorme, Extachrome, Velvia plus many others. I could keep going on and on but this only feature makes it worth. Video is a bit noisy but it depends if you're controlling lighting. Don't regret a bit about this purchase!

The Nikon D90 is my first Digital SLR camera. I have always used mid level point and shoot cameras. For the first few weeks of shooting with the D90 I left the camera in auto mode. I was truly surprised how much better the images looked than my point and shoot pictures even with the camera in auto. I've since moved away from auto and I'm still amazing at the image quality even at higher ISO.The D90 menus are easy to learn. I don't see myself replacing my D90 with anything other than a full frame camera body like the D3 or its replacement. My D90 is going to allow me to capturing wonderful images the precious first years of my sons life when he is born next month. My only complaint is the money it's going to cost me buying lenses and gear as I get sucked into photography.

I have been wanting this camera for several months, and I was finally given one for Christmas by my parents. I have to say that I have truly enjoyed this camera. It is easy to use, and the image quality is amazing. The only downside would be the video, but I don't use that feature very often, so not a big deal in my opinion.

After hearing from numerous other amateur photographers that the Nikon D90 (with kit lens) is an excellent digital SLR, I had high expectations of this purchase. So far I have not been disappointed. The picture quality is outstanding for the price range and the features are enough to keep me creatively challenged for the foreseeable future. I look forward to learning more and gradually pushing this camera's potential all the way.

This camera was a major improvement from my old D40. The processor inside the camera is a ridiculous improvement. The buttons make changing what you need to get the photo you want a pleasure. The ease of use of this camera is amazing.

This camera is amazing. I dont use it for the movie feature I have a Sony HD Handy Cam for that. But this camera is awesome. I didn't buy the kid - I have plenty of Nikon stuff...but this is a must have for the creative photographer.

This camera is an upgrade for my D70, which I dearly love. Short and simple, this camera is awesome. the 3D focus is amazing and the ease of the controls are very intuitive. Of course if you have a D70, you have a slight learning curve since some of the buttons are in a different location (such as bracket) or button driven rather than menu driven...I was looking at the D300 and the D90, and for the price as well as features, the D90 won out. Ken Rockwell gave high marks for the D90 as well, which helped my decision.You won't be disappointed with this camera!

I have really enjoyed learning photography with this tool. Enough options to keep the learning continuous; simple enough to set a few things and have a great weekend shooting photos. The Nikon image managing software is a great value as well.

I've had this camera for a month now, and I couldn't be happier with it. I have taken a wide variety of photos, and it works great for everything. I was particularly happy with the portraits I have taken with it. I'm not new to photography or SLR cameras, but this is my first DSLR, and it has been easy and fun to learn the controls of the D90. I can't wait to get some more lenses for my D90, so I can do even more with it. This is just a great camera.

I would highly recomend this product for the advanced photographer. Great Little Camera with lots of features.

So Far, I have had my D90 for a Day and I LOVE IT I have spent over 20 years using both Film and DSLR's, and personally HATED Film Cameras all because there were times when my pictures just didn't come out like I wanted, and personally and literally had a whole blasted Roll screwed up by CVS Pharmacy, AND IT WAS DONE DELIBERATELY, NO ACCIDENT! And I have never taken another roll back to them, VACATION PHOTOS AT THAT. So when Digital Slr's started coming out, you can bet I bought me one, a Pentax ist DL about 5 or so years ago, sold it to my brother, who gave it to my Sister and brother in-law, and I bought a Nikon D40 in its place, then a Canon Rebel XSI after a year or so. then within six months of that bought a Nikon D60, then decided I would much rather have the D90, and proceeded to trade the D60 and XSI in, kept the D40 (centimental reasons) and I now have a Nikon D40 and a Nikon D90.Now what made me choose a D90? simple The HUGE 41 Custom Menu was a plus for me, 2nd the rave reviews of the picture quality, 3rd would have to the Low Noise up and down the ISO range, even at 6400 is good. 4th I would have bought me a Pentax K7 because of its huge improvement in WB mode, and other ares, but after looking at pictures from the K7 vs. pictures from the D90 at ISO 3200, no explanation was needed as to which was the winner, the D90 of course!I have compared cameras from Canon 40D and 50D and the Pictures seen at High ISO, Pentax K7, Sony A700, and each time at the High ISO 1600 or higher the D90 seemed to always win. However, I think the closest Competition for the D90 would be the Sony A700 as it seemed pictures were good at High ISO 1600 or Higher, BUT ONLY AFTER Sony done a Bug fix on the Camera with the Latest Version Upgrade V4. I will update after a couple of weeks use

We bought this camera for our son who is 23 and a talented photographer. He has an assortment of lenses and takes professional quality pics with it. It's your basic Nikon that has endless possibilities. Sonny boy loves it!