Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D90 Body

After almost a year of research and soul searching I finally jumped in and purchased the D90. It was the right decision for me because it allows for great photography in auto mode while I learn and gives me room to grow as I expand my photography skills. I waffled between the D60 and D90 for months and the decision came down to the D90s ability to work with an expanded lens selection.In making this decision I connected with a few friends also looking to buy D-SLRs. We all ended up making different decisions based on our individual needs. For me, the extra capabilities of the D90 were well worth the extra money.

Me and my son in law bought this camera for my daughter as a Christmas gift. She loves it and is more picture crazy than she was. The product got here fast and in great shape. No tax and no shiiping fee was even better.

I have begun taking my photography more seriously and decided to upgrade from a D50. I was not disappointed. This is an excellent camera. Buttons on the outside relate to functions that I need to change without having to go through menus like on the D40. Being a Nikon user already made it really easy to begin using the camera right out of the box. More advanced features were not difficult to learn and were pretty straight forward to pick up, making it a great model to upgrade to. The kit lens is fair, nothing special but a good piece of starter glass to go with the camera. If you have other compatible lenses and don't need anything in that range, I would recommend just buying the body only.I didn't buy this camera for the video mode and am glad I didn't. In my opinion, DSLRs should be used for stills and not try to combine video. The sound is poor and focus is manual making it quite limited. Its a nice feature to use on occasion. Even though I didn't buy it with this mode in mind these limitations prevented the D90 from getting a 5 star review.

The Nikon D90 is outstanding. My family can't believe the pictures that I'm taking since I got the camera. The camera has a lot of bells and whistles. It's takes a good time learning the camera but it's worth it. Would recommend this camera for anybody that enjoys a well constructed camera.

I have been pleased with the camera's feature set, speed, and picture quality.I am impressed by the display size and like what I've seen from the VR lens in the kit!

I'm not a professional photographer, I use my camera as a hobby. This is the first major upgrade in a digital camera for me in ten years. Yeah I know, I know. But I waited until the right camera, with the right amount of megapixels for the right price came out. I don't like buying gear every three or four years becuse I just want to have it.So why I choose this the Nikon D90 camera?I get a camera that is fast enough (very important for me) so I don't miss a shot.I want to be creative with my photgraphy, and wanted lots of features.When I need to do large poster prints, I can do that with the high 12.3MP count. (I had 3.5MP with a point and shoot before this!)It's the right size for my hands! Very important. I never see anyone address this issue when shopping for a camera. I have large hands and long fingers, a small camera is very difficult to work with and is not very comfortable. Do yourself a favor go to any store and put the camera in your hands before you buy it! Does it feel solid in your hand? Are your fingers cramped? Is it to heavy or to light?The Movie mode was the tie breaker that made the difference between Nikon D90 and the Canon 50D.The Nikon D90 is more camera than I know how to useright now, but as you will notice from other users who have bought non prosumer cameras in the past they grow out of them fast. I'll have this camera until they come out with 36MP cameras (when ever that is). I'm looking forward to having this camera for many years and building my collection of lens slowly but shurly.

This Camera is excellent, my wife has a Nikon D80 and she tells me the D90 has more functionallity, color control and the live view is excellent option. I bought separetly a lens (the 18-200 mm nikon lens) and the combination was perfect.Be carefull you need Adobe Photoshop CS3 o CS4 with camera raw updated to work with RAW Files from this camera or Nikon Capture NX, but the camera comes with ViewNX software that help you with the basics RAW file options.Other great feature is if you have parts (battery, grips, memories, flashes, etc.) from D80 camera you can use them in your D90. For the functionallity and features, its price is ok. I recomend a lot of this camera. I hope to publish photos soon.Thanks a lot

I have a D40 and a D60 and was about to purchase a D5000, but after looking at all the reviews I could find of each model, I chose to add the D90 to my collection...so glad I did. The quality is great for the price, and the pictures are amazing. I have added a wide angle (11-18) lens and I am so impressed with the results. I belong to a retro Thunderbird club, and getting 70 T-Birds in a clear concise photo was a major concern. Even large prints of the pics I took are of poster quality...which means, blown up, much detail can be seen. Great camera!

I can't say enough good things about this camera. I upgraded from a D3000, and it's on such a different level, it's incredible. I love this camera, and I'm so glad I upgraded.

I'm officially in love with this camera. I moved up from a Canon point and shoot. The photos I've taken so far are fantastic! The learning curve of this camera is definitely not for a beginner, but the Auto modes do help quite a bit. I've realized just how many different ways there are to royally mess up a photo!The kit lens (18-105mm) is suitable for most situations, but lacks the length to really zoom in on something far away. Macro shots work nicely with this lens, as do portraits and landscapes. Fireworks were no problem with a tripod, but shooting a wedding hand-held at dusk/twilight was too much for the slower f/3.5-5.6 lens, even with VR turned on. Had to use a flash as it got darker.My next purchase will probably be a 50mm f/1.4 prime lens for faster shots and more crisp portraits, then the 105mm Micro-Nikkor for macro shots.

I wanted a very good DSLR , looked the D300 and Canon 50D but I inclined to NIKON .Then the D90 came to the market and I was a little confused and a couldnt decide betwen both D300 and the D90The differences are just a few and I can live with out them. The body construction, SD card(D90) instead Compact flash (D300) 11 point for Auto focus instead 50 ...The price difference allows me to buy an extra battery, memory cards a good caring case, filters, different accessories and in the near future the GPS unit (I'm waiting the releasing from NIKON)The only difference that bothers me a little is that the D90 grip is a little small for me in comparison from the D300 but besides that everything is fine. For this issue you can buy the Nikon MB-D80 Multi-Power Battery Pack, but don't think this will increase the the shoots per second you can take as in the D300, only increases the battery duration and allows you to use AA batteries, also gives you a vertical position shutter button.Very easy to use and understand ALL the functions and buttons, not complicated menus.I bought the Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 G ED-IF AF-S VR DX (the same that comes with the D300 KIT) instead the one that comes with the with because I wanted a more powerful lens and also I read as this lens is better quality and believe me IT IS AMAZINGIf your are not pro and only want a VERY GOOD DSLR professional style this is a good and wonderful option, believe meYou'll no regret

My wife is the photographer I'm just the farm animal that carries her gear. She loves the D90 and has wanted one for some time. I've heard nothing but praise about the product from her and her camera club so I'm happy I got her something she wanted for her Birthday.

perfect buy for a first or 2nd DSLR, the body does it all and the lens takes it further. only thing i would recommend is to buy a $5-$15 lens filter just for protection, but thats recommended for all lenses. other then that start collecting your accessories. extra batteries, SD cards and readers, cable remote, ect...the final selling feature that's over looked it the flash,it sits nice and high to get over the large lens that it ships with in the kit, unlike the d60 and d40/d40x. These cameras have lower sitting lenses due to the fact that, they do not have as much of a distance to cover to prevent lens shadow (they ship with smaller lenses in their kits)

Until now, all shots I've got have presented a great quality and diference in comparison to non-SLR cameras.The flash is really powerfull. The camera is easy to manage, you just have to spend sometime reading manuals and testing it.

We bought this camera as an upgrade from a D80. While the D80 is a great box, the D90 is worth the extra investment.

WOW!I bought this camera as a replacement to an aging d40 and I'm glad I did. The D90 has wonderful color rendition if you know how to set it up right, and a far superior meter to the d40 or d80. Images are crisp, colorful and well exposed in all lighting situations I've come across so far.The one thing that worried me was the d90's plastic body, instead of magnesium like the d300. After several weeks of use however, I couldn't be more impressed with its durability. I'm tough on my cameras, and often bring them places I shouldn't. So far my d90 has been knocked off a waist high countertop onto a tile floor, been exposed to sub-0 degree faranheit temperatures, and been tossed around in a backpack for a few weeks. Happily I can say that my d90 looks and works just like new!I never thought that this degree of durability could be achieved from an SLR of this caliber, ive shot in snow and rain with it with nothing more than a rubberband around the lens mount.HD video is a bit of a novelty, but I have used it on several occasions, and it does look good.All in all the D90 is everything you'd ever need in a DSLR if you're not making a professional living from it, I would strongly recommend it to anyone!

This camera is real value for money, given the number of semi-pro features packed into it. If you are not interested in high-speed/sports photography and don't care about a rugged camera body, it is hard to imagine a better deal for a DSLR than this one.

The first few reviews sum this camera up pretty well. I love my camera, and I purposely chose this camera over the more expensive D300.

I've had this for about four months now, and I am really enjoying this camera. It was this or the Canon XSi, which is a fine camera at a great price point. As far as image quality goes, there is not much between them. But I decided to splurge on the more expensive Nikon, and I'm glad I did. Here's why:-- It feels more sturdy and better constructed, and it feels better in my grip.-- The button layout is very useful. I am an intermediate shooter, and I like to adjust settings on manual. You can do it very quickly on the D90.-- The LCD screen is big and brilliant, with a protector.-- The viewfinder is bright and clear.-- I really like having the top LCD for settings more than relying on the screen on back to monitor settings.-- I bought a flash and I like using the onboard flash as a master.One downside is that raw images are in NEF, which the Adobe software suite doesn't handle. CaptureNX (not included) is a fine program, but it is slow on my computer and I am not sure it is better than the Adobe options. The bundled ViewNX will convert NEF but you won't get the same control over the output.My partner switches it to auto mode and has a fine time using it as a point and shoot.

Nikon D90 DX 12.3MP Digital SLR Camera with 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED AF-S VR DX Nikkor Zoom Lens Ordered this June 4th and recieved it on June 5th, great service. Due to the information provided on web site and service Amazon provides is why I keep buying my items from Amazon. Thanks Amazon. This I am sure is more camera than I need. I like gagets and gizmos so I decided to spend the extra dollars this time on camera. I am learning more each day but so much to learn since I have only had point and shoot experience in the past. Thinking about taking a photography class too, should be helpful to improve my skills. Also thinking about the purchase of a larger telephoto lens.I just retired so photography will be my full time enjoyment.

So I was in love with my D90 for about 1 month, till the F-- error appeared! This was very disappointing. I have found out that many people are having the same issue. Something wrong with the camera body/lens interface. How can you accept this on a $1200 camera? Then I cleaned the contacts on the lens WITH MY THUMB!!! and that seemed to work great. It hasn't done the error since then. By the way, while this was going on, my 50mm f/1.8 nikkor lens was performing fine. When installed on camera, it feels like it sits tight unlike the kit lens.The camera scared me to death and therefore 4 stars .. but I'm back in love with it now! Its a great camera.Edit (3/26/2012): After I got over the first few hiccups with this camera, it has worked flawlessly for years now. When it was in warranty, I had to send it back to Nikon for repair. But since then, it has been nothing but love to this camera. I got rid of all the lenses I had and replaced them with a 18-200 Nikon which I been very please with except for the weight/size. But it takes real good images.Edit (4/1/2013): Still working, still loving it!

the flash does not go back after a couple uses- and Nikon does NOT pay for shipping costs to have this repaired.Whole camera is NOT worth the upgrade of (broken) D70- Viedo is useless.

This is my second DSLR, i just upgraded from a d60. The first thing i noticed was the LCD screen, it was bigger than the d60. This is a big upgrade from a d60 when i comes to features such as ISO, ease of use,image quality. My suggestion is to try it out in a retail store and see for yourself. I loved this camera so much that i did not miss my d60.

I owned a D70s. I replaced it with this camera. I am still learning, but using the automatic modes have prodused spectacular shots of my grandchildren and nature shots. I have not used the video mode. I'm not really interested with that.The large screen is a big improvement from the D70s.