Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D90 Body

just got my D90, received 2 days after purchasing, day 4 cant put it down .LOVE IT!!!! Lots to learn, as this camera offers quite a bit of pre and post pic enhancing, with multiple multiple features.

I have been having a great time learning about this camera and using it for nature photos and some scientific images capturing fast action. Really enjoy the camera.

I have been using this camera for about 3 months and this camera is just awesome. It takes awesome pictures straight out of the box with the 18-105mm kit lens. This lens is new from Nikon and it's quiet good actually. I especially enjoyed the wide angle that it provides even though this camera is only 1.6x!I have added a sb-400 to this camera and my flash photos are much nicer than the built-in flash but i'm not saying that the built-in flash is bad at all. Actually, the built-in flash will probably work for most of photo enthusiasts as it creates respectable flash photos in it's own right.The coloring of the photos look much true to life than the Canon 40D i have. i have compared the same photos with the same exposure and to me and my wife the photos from the D90 just looked so much natural. I guess this is due to the 12.3mp sensor that it borrowed from the awesome D300.HD videos are in good quality. I have shown them on my Samsung 1080P TV and they looked very nice except that they are in Mono sound, this is the only downside of this feature, but hey this is the world's first DSLR that can shoot HD and i know that we can make pretty creative videos using other Nikkor lens but at this time i just don't have the funds to do so!In conclusion, this is a very reasonably price machine and it's quiet affordable for the everyday photo armatures and enthusiasts.

This combination of camera and lens is very, very good. Having had a few Nikon film SLR's and lenses, I can appreciate the quality of this set. The lens is pretty sharp and covers most of what you need. The camera has many, many functions and options to take just about any picture you need. And, the resulting photos are fabulous. I took a great photo still life of a Corona beer bottle and the photo gave the glass a wonderful visual quality almost like a soap bubble. Capturing that kind of delicate detail is difficult. I wish I could have the D700 with full FX sensor, but the D90 is certainly no poor substitute. I love it.

you will not find it any cheaper on ebay.get the body and think about investing in the 18-200mm VR nikkor lens.sb-400 flash is excellent add-on.quality and easy to use!

I was going back and forth between the 90 and the 300. Obviously the 300 is a slightly more professional camera with a better frame, faster shutter, better autofocus, etc., but the D90 is so close to it and comes with a slightly better sensor and is $500 cheaper. Also, it has video. Now, before you stop reading because I mentioned that, let me make this statement. Video had nothing whatsoever to do with my decision. I had no interest in using a DSLR for video. But now that I've played with it, I think it is incredible. Now, it won't replace my camcorder but it will allow me to capture brief (<5 min) videos of things my child does that I would otherwise have to capture by switching physical cameras. The video quality if frankly amazing. The sound could be a little better, but is more than adequate. Now, on to the photography portion. The image quality between my D40x and the D90 is certainly noticeable. Pictures are clearer and more vibrant. All of the features that I used to have to access through the menu system (bracketing, image quality, burst mode, exposure, etc) are all available quickly using buttons and wheels on the camera. This is making a world of difference. The kit lens isn't the best by any stretch of the imagination but I have to be honest - it is better than I was expecting. I will try to post more as I continue to use it. But if you're considering moving up to a D90, DO IT!!! You won't regret it.

This camera is amazing. I'm only beginning to figure out all it can do. I just used the video feature and it turned out great! Love it!

I got this camera as a backup for my Nikon D300, and I find myself using it even more than I expected. It's more compact than the D300, has the same great low noise sensor, shoots at about the same frame rate in burst mode (although you can't attach the MB-D10, which upgrades my D300 to 8 frames per second) and has most of the same menu options as the D300. Plus it has movie-making capabilities!Unfortunately, the moviemaking is not as good as it should be, so don't buy this camera just for that. But for less than $1000, it's a great bargain for what you get. Image quality is wonderful, and it's easy to use. This is a perfect camera for ambitious beginners or anyone who already has a D300 or who wants to upgrade from an older Nikon digital SLR camera.

Nikon D90 12.3MP Digital SLR Camera (Body Only)I had a D80, and I ruined it on a fishing trip to Canada. Decided to upgrade, and WOW is it an upgrade. The pictures are so much clearer (I'm using the same lens)and the screen is clear enough to make very fine adjustments. If you are debating between the D80 and D90, go with the D90. It is worth the bucks. Great flash built in too.

I love all of the features of the D90. I was disappointed with the seemingly limited-selection of lenses that were available with the D40, which was the main reason that I got the D90 instead. I really enjoy the screen on top of the camera, it is a lot easier to see settings at a glance. For my level of photography interest, I don't think that I will ever outgrow this camera.The only problem I have had so far with this camera is that when I am trying to hold the camera with just my right hand, often times the palm of my hand opens up the door to the data card. I just hope that it never happens at a time when the camera is processing an image. I wish it had some sort of lock on it.

This is my first SLR digital, having owned several small Canon's digital camera's. I bought the Nikon because of the interchangability of many of their older lenses and other customers and professionals evaluations.The menu system and LCD on rear of camera are excellent. I recommend a UV filter for lense protection and electronic remote.

This is an amazing camera. Photos are of extreme high quality. Settings are easy. I just love it.The only negative that i can think of is the video quality - it is not comparable to the camcorders.Rest all awesome.. i go with 5 stars for this beauty.

I bought this camera to replace a Nikon F80 Film type SLR. I own a Panasonic DMC-LX2 digital camera but greatly missed the viewfinder. With all the manufacturers putting effort into liveview, I wondered if the viewfinder was getting ignored. I looked at a number of DSLR's and found the D90 to have a large and bright viewfinder. The irony is that the LCD is probably the industry leader for high quality liveview composing (although it is slow to focus). That said, this camera behaves just like the 35mm it replaces with the instant gratification of Digital capture. a 4gig card and a single battery charge are enough to capture well over 500 photos....Great for a short vacations worth of high quality pix

A technological improvement over my D200. The HD video is fun and works well. The buffer isn't quite fast enough or large enough for really fast shooting. Other than that, great.

This is my first Digital SLR and guess I got really lucky with my pick. I usually make mistakes on first purchases of a product, but wow, this is one great camera. I don't really feel worthy to comment on such a sophisticated camera being only an amateur photographer, but what the heck, why not. I'm not going to comment on all the features since enough has been said about them, but the video feature makes you work in focusing, in a good way, makes you feel like you're filming actual movie clips.I did however have an issue and wanted to share that experience. After about 2 months after I got this, every now and then I'd get strange messages like F--- and ERR and it wouldn't let me shoot. If I took the battery out and put it back in, that worked but it got to a point where even that didn't work. I obviously panicked and called Nikon support because it was over the 30 day return period for Amazon. Let me add that Nikon support is quick, knowledgeable and friendly. They asked me to release the lens and reattach and bingo, that fixed it. Something with the seating of the lens.

I have been using this camera from last 2 weeks and the pictures are amazing. I was never interested in DSLR HD video but it is nice to have. If you can spend couple of hundreds i would suggest u should go for D90 instead in D3000. It works really well with nikon 16-85mm lens and 35mm lens for indoors.

I got this camera about a month ago, and just love it. It doesn't just take pictures, it does video, which is sooo cool. You can also put it on commander mode, and use a sb600 speed light and use it for strobe lighting. A lot of great features, and all the essential options are outside the camera, so you can change them at the click of a button or dial.The quality of the images are also very clean. But this will be my last nikon camera, I will probably not upgrade from here, because my next purchase is going to be a hasselblad, medium format camera. But Love Nikon.

I did alot of reaserch before i chose this camera. And i am so glad i did. It is everything the articals and amazon told me it would be.I am a amiture photographer and love shooting outside. I could not have chosen a better camera. I love that with the lens you can be in Auto mode (for regular family photos) and then change to manual (for the great art shots) I am very happy with this camera.Just remember it is like a set of lego's. you always want more! Another lens or another filter or a different strap. Try and pace yourself and see what other people have before you get sucked into the Photographers black hole of buying equipment.

I have always owned a compact camera all my life and I remember when I was a youngster seeing all those 35mm cameras at the store but I finally was convinced into buying the D90. The quality of the pictures are amazing and the D90 does not dissapoint. I have the camera for a month now and I took it downtown to see for myself what this bigger sensor can do for me. This sensor is bigger than the one in a camcorder so the movie function is more clear than a camcorder. It captures more light if you want to see the evidence for yourself go to the nikon usa website. They have comparisons there. The pictures have a clarity I never could get with my compact and if you shoot in raw you can use with capture nx2 which is the nikon software to do editing and fixing. I love nx2 as it gives that perfect look to my shots. The video function does not have autofocus and I believe it will come in the next generation but I couldn't wait. I can now have the power of the two worlds in my hands- video and pictures in a professional camera. I am very happy with it and I plan on owning it for the next five years. I even bought a 5 year extended warranty. I love it. I just wish I owned it in all my past travels.

I own the D80 and D40 and love them both. The D90 is just an outstanding camera in so many ways. What I like the most about this camera is the ease of use. It is by far the easiest camera in the Nikon line yet. The large LCD screen allows me to see exactly what I am doing at all times. For me, over 40 years old, I have a hard time seeing the small top mounted LCD so I love this large one in back. The navigation is so well done and you can navigate all your important settings with a few simple clicks. As for the actual photos....it's a Nikon - so they are great! My only word of caution is to beware of the high ISO capability of this camera. At 3200 ISO I personally do not like the quality of my indoor low light photos of people. The colors are very harsh. So I set it to a max of 1600 when I'm shooting people and I get much better looking images. Other than that it is a great camera. In all honesty the D40 takes just as good of pictures, but the D90 is more fun to use. So if you love your gadgets get this camera you won't be sorry. If money is a primary concern, then go with the D40; it's a great low cost camera -for $550 with two kitted lenses you can't go wrong. If you are eying a D80, then get the D90 instead as it is well worth the extra money.

I bought the D90 literally one week before I headed to Africa on a safari. I was torn between the Canon Rebel XSi and the D90 but ultimately liked the ergonomics of the Nikon and thought the video feature was huge plus since I didn;t want to lug a camcorder with me. I was not disappointed. Though I have been a Canon user most of my days, it was not difficult to make the switch even given the brief time I had give myself to get familiar with the new camera. In many ways I found it to be more intuitive and user-friendly than the Canon. I returned only days ago from safari and on first viewing the pictures look great -- sharp, vibrant, great contrast -- even the phots taken late in the day and into the evening. As for the video, I am generally very pleased with the results. The only problem is that the lack of continuous AF in video mode meant that animals were walking in and out of focus, and I find that manually focusing while in live view is touchy at best. But that's a quibble. One issue that I encountered is that on at least 3 occasions during normal use, the camera would freeze up, with a flashing "ERR" message and [CHA] in the brackets. The only way to unfreeze the camera was essentially to reboot it by quickly removing and re-inserting the battery. Has anyone else experienced this problem? I will need to have it checked. Overall, I'm thrilled with the D90 and a new covert to Nikon.

So far am in love with this camera,I had the D60 for about a year. I like the 18-105 lens better than 18-55, good general reach, great sharp pictures. Was looking at D5000, was not sure I should spend extra money for D90, glad now i did, its a lot of camera. It will take a while to learn all the things it can do.

This was my first digital SLR, and it is SO easy to use, and takes great pictures. However, I should have listened to other advice, as I returned it - and Amazon gave me a full refund, yaay Amazon - because I am getting the same camera with the 18-200 mm lens. The 105 is fine, no issues other than the zoom is just not quite long enough.I found the D90 easy to set up, easy and intuitive to use the button functions on the camera without going into the menus, even to do some basic manual adjustments. Glad I decided on it rather than the Canon. The shutter speed is great, caught lots of good action shots, exposure was good except for user error, rear lcd screen very clear and nice, flash great - can't wait to get my new one with the better lens!

I love this camera! Easy to use and it takes excellent pictures. I recommend getting a 50mm 1.8 lens in addition to the "kit" zoom lens. Because the camera is not a "full frame" the 50mm acts like a portrait lens and takes awesome portrait pictures.