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Скроменый эксперт
01.09.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I've owned this camera for four years. I did have to send to Nikon to repair a broken shutter after 130,000 clicks. Otherwise, it's been great. I used to work in NYC commercial darkrooms way back when, and to me, the color rendering of the D90 seams be very close to the rendering of color negative film. The colors yielded in full daylight seam natural.RAW photos taken with ample strobe lighting look really nice, too.Low light situations, and tungsten lighting could, be a little better, and the frame rate is a little slow at full res, but otherwise, I love this camera.I decided to write tis review a few years latter, because it's still a great camera, and after owning a newer,more advanced Nikon unit, I'm still impressed with how good it is.
Скроменый эксперт
27.08.2013
6/10
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Плохо
Always wanted a Nikon since I was a boy, and this was our first digital SLR camera.We are not photo buffs by any means, and typically keep the camera in full auto mode. It has far more capability than we are able to use. It does take great photos even in auto mode!The HD video capability is average at best. We have a Sony HD videocam that is far superior in picture quality.The camera is fairly large. It fits in the hands nicely and secure, but it's a little too large to be carrying around for traveling purposes.Would recommend to persons who can take advantage of the vast capability of the camera. For point and shooters, it's a little too large.For us, we grade it a B+ due to the outstanding photo quality, but not an A grade due to size and cost.
Скроменый эксперт
10.02.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
I like this camera a lot specailly because my AF D lenses will auto focus and the two dials for shutter speed and aperture, it may be a little thing but for me it's a great advantage.
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25.02.2014
10/10
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its been years I have been using it since I purchased and working great so far .... have capture numerous memories ... loved it!!!
Скроменый эксперт
25.02.2014
10/10
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its been years I have been using it since I purchased and working great so far .... have capture numerous memories ... loved it!!!
Скроменый эксперт
25.02.2014
10/10
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Its easy to use, replaceable lance, pictures are nice and clear. It is very good if you are just starting your photography career.
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08.02.2014
10/10
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I have used this camera for quite a while now and I have to say it is awesome! It is so easy to operate and produces some of the best photos ever. I love everything about this camera.
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14.02.2014
10/10
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Bought the camera a few years ago. It has really been a great camera. Fantastic photos. Really does everything you want. I have felt no need to upgrade.
Скроменый эксперт
12.12.2013
10/10
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Ive had this camera probably since 2008 and I love it! I learn something about it every time I use it. Takes great pictures and awesome when taking multiple shots. Ive had it for a long time and the auto zoom has stopped working so for now (but I have had it for 5 years) Ive been using it manually until I can get it fixed. If I had to Id definitely buy it again.
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10.04.2010
10/10
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I bought this camera 2 months ago at my local camera shop, with the 18-105mm kit lens as a complete kit as I had the IRS and the Gov't to thank for the opportunity and no, it was NOT the least expensive price but buying locally was worth more than mere cost savings IMO.As to the camera itself, I chose it based on my photographic style in that I shoot a lot of city based landscapes, street scenes and the like and like to get arty every now and then and wanted a camera that could be flexible, had good image quality and would allow for good high ISO performance and had already the Nikon Cool Pix P5000, an advanced P&S with full manual exposure but alas, no RAW or manual focus but I could tell it what to focus on however and was very familiar with the menu system and decided to stick with Nikon. Budget being an issue here in that I could not go much over $1200 for the kit, which would include the sales tax so that left out anything above the D90.My research revealed a lot of good about the D90, things like better viewfinder, able to auto focus more lenses as it has the in body focus motor, built in flash commander and a better ergonomic layout amongst other things - and has many of the features also found on the D300 as well and I'd also checked out the D5000 too but in the end, liked the D90 better with it's more direct access to the more common features via the 2 command dials and less menu diving for the basics, the better penta prism viewfinder was a boon since I oftentimes find myself shooting in low light, dusk/night while out and about using what available lighting there is and the camera's superb high ISO performance, something cameras like the D80 with it's older CCD based sensors just don't do as well as with cameras that have the newer CMOS sensors.All that said, here are my thoughts on this camera, based on just over 8GB of images or just over 400 shots taken in 2 months time.Metering, the camera even when the E/V is set to 0.0, it still sometimes slightly underexposes things when in either center weighted or spot metering, and it's especially true when using Matrix metering (really good for certain situations where spot or center weighted won't do) so I usually use either spot or center weighted, even though I shoot RAW. Overall a lot of that is what you meter on that will affect how it meters and by that I mean, meter of the bright area of the image and use that to set your exposure or you risk blowing out the highlights if you meter on something dark. One negative is that this camera can be prone to blowing highlights if you are not careful when metering in the first place.Auto focus, from what little I've used it, it seems to work fine but some claim it tends to back focus some (some even claim it front focuses some too), which means that if you focus on the eyes, the focus may NOT be right on them, but just behind or in front of them. I have not used it enough to notice if my particular copy does either as I shoot mostly in full manual mode. Now, to ensure it WILL auto focus, you have to put the camera's switch in AF mode and the switch on the lens to AF to ensure it works, also, you won't see it focus until you half press the shutter to activate it and it is fairly quick to focus in most situations.Ergonomics, I find this camera quite intuitive to use as it has plenty of quick access buttons for dedicated things like the menu, the image playback and buttons with dual functions such as the WB/help/image lock button, the ISO button just below it that also zooms in on images taken and QUAL(ity) button to set the image from RAW to RAW+Jpg or Jpg and their 3 levels from fine to low that are on the left of the LCD screen, the joystick is a pleasure to use and adjusts it's function depending on what you are doing, the LV (live view) button to turn that on and off and a sensor lock switch below the joystick and below that is the info button. On either side of the viewfinder are 2 buttons, one is the delete and the other is the AE-L/AF-L lock button and on top around the top LCD display are buttons to access things like the remote sensor, the burst modes etc, the metering, E/V and Auto Focus settings and lesser used buttons on the front such as flash (flips up the flash), exposure bracketing and the DOF preview along with the lens lock button when un-mounting the lens.This camera has 2 command dials, making it much easier to set shutter and/or aperture or they can control other functions such as when you press down the metering button on top, the back command dial rotates through the metering options, the WB button will allow you to set the WB to either Pre or one of it's other settings (pre allows you to set the WB yourself by taking a photo of something white or gray and it stores it to reference from for WB) are just 1 example. If you press the ISO button and rotate the back command dial, you can adjust your ISO. It may take a little bit to bet used to where everything is but it will fall naturally
Скроменый эксперт
08.04.2010
10/10
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Великолепно
The photos I took in 2005 of my first son's graduation from college were a bit blurry. I used a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ20 camera with an f2.8 36-432mm (35mm equivalent) lens, but that camera has a maximum ISO setting of 400. The FZ20's photo information indicated that the shutter speeds for the blurry photos were slow -- 1/8 and 1/15 -- too slow for the 400mm zoom lens setting and moving subjects. My second son was going to graduate from that same college and the ceremony was going to be an evening ceremony and at the same poorly lighted location (I believe that, after paying for four years of college, parents should be entitled to having the graduation ceremony in a well-lighted location and close enough access to take photos of their children during the ceremony without fast, heavy telephoto lenses, but, apparently, my belief is not shared by those in positions to do something about it). So I concluded that I needed a camera with a bigger image sensor that had better low-light, high-ISO performance. The full-size sensor digital SLRs were too expensive for me, so I checked on the cameras with smaller sensors. After reviewing camera reviews of various SLRs on low-light, high-ISO performance, I concluded that my choices were limited to Canon or Nikon digital SLRs with the APS-C sensors. I have Canon PowerShot compact digital cameras that I really like, so I was leaning towards a Canon Rebel SLR. However, when I went to stores and actually handled the cameras, the grips of the bigger Canon SLRs (which were, unfortunately, too heavy and too expensive for me) and of the Nikon SLRs just seemed to be more comfortable to me than the smaller Rebel models (although I liked the lighter weight of the Rebel models compared to the bigger SLRs).Another difference that I noticed was that the Canon SLRs required the pop-up flash to be activated to provide low-light focus assistance, whereas the Nikon SLRs had a focus-assist light on the body of the camera itself. Because I usually have an external flash in the flash shoe in low-light situations, but I was not sure which flash I would eventually be using (I was thinking of using one of my older flashes that would not have the connection to the cameras for all of the flash features), I thought that the focus-assist light on the body of the camera was preferable. When the Nikon D90 was announced, it seemed to have the features that I wanted, such as a good prism viewfinder and LCD panel, and be close to the size and price I could seriously consider. Because my compact digital cameras could all take short video clips (I have used those cameras for short videos of my sons playing Nintendo Wii drums, my grandchildren playing, Christmas decoration lights, fireworks, and the Old Faithful Geyser erupting, but I am basically a still photographer, not a videographer), I thought that an SLR that could also take videos would be handy to have. But, of course, the goal was to get the best low-light, high-ISO performance for the money, so I waited for some reviews to come out. I had been regularly checking the reviews at the Digital Camera Resource Page and the posted examples of photos at high-ISO settings. After I read in September 2008 the Digital Camera Resource Page review of the Nikon D90, I pretty much made up my mind that the Nikon D90 was the digital SLR I was going to get. I also decided to get the 18-105mm kit lens, because the reviews seemed to indicate that it was fairly good across its range and the lens's focal-length range came closer to the coverage of my Canon PowerShot cameras than did the smaller 18-55mm kit lens. However, with Christmas expenses coming up, I had to wait to order one, so I just put the Nikon D90 with the kit lens in my Amazon.com cart and monitored the price.Because I needed time to familiarize myself with the D90 before my son's graduation scheduled for May 2009, I ordered the D90 with the 18-105mm kit lens (with free Super Saver Shipping) in January 2009. There are a lot of settings that could be made, so I reviewed the detailed suggestions made by Ken Rockwell and set what I thought would be correct for my photography. In March 2009, I purchased a Tamron AF 70-200mm f2.8 Di LD IF Macro Lens for use during the graduation ceremony scheduled in May 2009. During the graduation ceremony, with my D90 set at ISOs of 3200 and 4000 and at shutter speeds of about 1/500 and with the Tamron lens at f2.8 and at the equivalent of 300mm on my D90, I was able to get the photos I wanted. I later switched to the 18-105mm lens and put on a Nikon SB-600 flash (I ultimately decided to get a new flash to go with the D90 rather than try to use one of my old flashes) to take the post-ceremony photos (at ISO 200) of my son with family and friends.Since then, the Nikon D90 with the 18-105mm lens and the SB-600 flash has become my main equipment for bigger office and family events (I still carry and use my Canon PowerShots for many photos, because the D90 i
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12.02.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
Most amazing camera! Professional grade! Buy one of these bodies for as cheap as you can and put your money towards a really nice lens.
Скроменый эксперт
03.12.2013
10/10
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Oh my god! Who wouldn't LOVE this camera??!? It's amazing. It's been said over and over again by so many reviewers on so many websites. Anyone who disagrees is either a plant from another company, trying to pull a scam, or got a RARE lemon. If I had the money, I'd buy one for everyone in my family! :) (a family of photographers, I might add)
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29.12.2013
10/10
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Much better than my D50. Can make the in camera flash a slave for off camera sb600 shots. Includes short cuts for quick adjustments. I would recommend this camera for anyone who is serious about photography but can't afford the next level of Nikon Cameras.
Скроменый эксперт
28.01.2014
10/10
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I'm glad I decided to purchase the Nikon D90 as my first DSLR. Definitely a great investment on my behalf. I recommend this camera to anyone.
Скроменый эксперт
01.01.2014
10/10
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I wasn't sure what I'd get used. I checked the EXIF data when I got the camera and it turned out it had less than 3,000 shots on it. The camera is in very good shape at a fraction of the price new. It was a good deal.
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24.08.2013
10/10
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This body replaced my D80 which I loved...BUT this definitely was a step if not a quantum leap to perfection. I have been shooting professionally for years doing side jobs as well as just personal, this has been rewarding to say the least. Nikon Added features and best of all Video. All I can say is to watch videos on YouTube which I did, become an educated buyer before you purchase any photo equipment. ALSO very IMPORTANT...make sure the Nikon you buy is for the American Market or the warranty is NO GOOD. They often use the term GREY MARKET. I actually called the seller before I bought just to make sure.
Скроменый эксперт
08.01.2014
10/10
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Love this camera, works great and shoots great images. Highly recommend this camera, especially if your new to DSLR's.. Great !! :)
Скроменый эксперт
09.12.2013
10/10
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This is an awesome camera. I have put it through a lot (rain, sand, cold, hot, etc.) It eventually started acting up, and I ordered another one for my wife to use and learn on. Very nice camera, awesome to break into pro work with.
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14.07.2013
10/10
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As I said in the title, photographers looking to take the next step up, this is it.I for a chance to read all the low star reviews and wow... A lot said about automate service, error messages, so on and so on. If you look on YouTube, they explain almost every time why that might happen. I'm sorry if you got a bad one, but buying used gets you there and if you bought it new, Nikon DOES stand by the warranty and fixes any problems.Nothing is perfect in this world and my camera was in the rain, fell from 7 feet, bumped against brick walls and still works like it's only a month old, when it's really 3 years old now.Perfect for a hobby photographer and beginners looking to get serious and start making money with photography.
Скроменый эксперт
27.12.2013
10/10
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I had just started photography and decided to use this one. It takes awesome pictures. Its not cheap but its well worth the price.
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18.11.2013
10/10
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There are plenty newer camera bodies out there, like 5100 or possibly 5200 soon. But at the time this was a good choice and a very good camera. I am thinking about getting FX at some point (d800 is too much for me) but this was/is a very camera for my needs.
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26.11.2013
10/10
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very versatile with excellent photo quality from superb Nikon lens and 12 MP resolution. Ability to take 5 minute video is a real plus. Degree of customization options is very great. This camera will do anything you need.
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05.12.2013
10/10
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Great stable camera. But it's day may have passed now. If option for used purchase could be great buy. Best for the advanced amateur photographer. As with most SLRs, remains heavy to carry.
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