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Скроменый эксперт
24.10.2012
10/10
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Despite the relative age of the D90, it remains a terrific DSLR. This purchase (used, from Amazon) is actually my 2nd D90 body - I just got it for my brother after owning a D90 myself for about 3 years.When I first got my D90, it was my first ever DSLR, and I spent a while researching cameras to figure out which would be the best "fit" for me. I'm a bit of a geek and prefer to have control over what I shoot, so I didn't want too much of an entry-level system. After reading reviews, researching specs, etc., I settled on the D90 for the reasonable price point, the carry-around size, the image quality, and manual control capabilities.It opened up a new world for me. Paired with the 16-85mm lens (great walk-around/catch-all lens), a decent 50mm prime, and the 70-300mm, and you've got a kit that will cover nearly every scenario you could want to shoot (unless you're dead keen on macro work, in which case you'd probably want a dedicated lens for that as well)Sure, the D90 is getting a little old now, and ISO performance is not the greatest (my only gripe about it, though it was pretty good for its time), but if you take the time to learn what it's capable of (and pair it with any of the lenses I mentioned), you'll find that you have an extremely versatile system that will allow you take some spectacular images.(slightly self-promoting blurb here, but if you're interested in seeing some images I've taken with the D90, search Youtube for my username "njmatsuya", and you'll find a slideshow I put together of a recent trip to Japan's Mt. Fuji.)
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14.12.2013
6/10
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Плохо
Look is not new like the comercial.anyway, Thank for your product.It work perfected.Thank you,Hopefully, Se you late.Khoa
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08.12.2013
10/10
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Good price, Good pictures. A friend suggested it and have eally enjoyed using it and at a good price Thanks
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22.11.2013
10/10
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Ratings were excellent on this camera. So far I love it. Camera is exactly what I was looking for. Great for getting pictures of fast moving toddlers.
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25.11.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
Have enjoyed using my D90 for the last 3 years. It handles well and give me quality photos. I have added a Speedlight and light diffuser.
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16.11.2013
10/10
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I can truly say without a doubt that the D90 SLR camera exceeded my greatest expectations. I'm truly impressed with every aspect of this wonderful camera.
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31.12.2012
10/10
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I've had the Nikon D90 now for almost 3 years. I've since bought a D7000 and just dove in on a D600. I have about 15,000 clicks on the D90 now and will not let it go. For most situations, this camera is more than adequate. I recently shot a swim match, where the D7000 proved more capable. But, I have found very few situations where the D90 was not a fantastic camera. I've used it at concerts with my Nikon 80-200mm f2.8, pushed it to ISO 1600 and got amazing results, hand held from the balcony. If your budget is limited, you can pick up one of these used on ebay for 400 to 500 and trust me, this is a great buy at this price. I also have a D70 I picked up used on ebay and I call it my trunk camera, always with me. It now has almost 18000 clicks on it and both are going strong (had 1500 on it when I bought it 2 years ago). I've bought and sold D3000's, D5000's and gave a D5100 as a Christmas present this year. But, I will not part with my D90. Great mix of control and features, with a very capable resolution. One thing about the D7000 in comparison, is the file size is much bigger (I shoot hi JPEG and RAW combined). So, I like using the D90 data considerations. Good luck shooting out there.
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25.09.2013
10/10
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This is the 3rd Nikon I have purchased. I have a D50 and 2 D90's. They are excellent cameras and so far I've never had any problems. I would recommend an external flash. I added a Speedlight 600 and the lighting greatly improved over the popup flash mounted on the camera.
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20.02.2010
10/10
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I have been into SLR and dSLR for over 20 years - Olympus OM-10, Canon Elan IIe, 2 Olympus digital P&S's, and Canon digital XTi. I've always have high regards for Nikon cameras but thought they were more expensive than I care to spend (and when compared to Olympus or Canon prices).When my 2-year-old Canon XTi started malfunctioning(totally useless for flash/low-light photography) and with the high out-of-warranty repair costs to get it fixed, I started looking for another dSLR. My choices were Olympus E620, Canon T1i and Nikon D5000 in one class group and Canon 50D and Nikon D90 in another class group.I really really like the Olympus E620 (as I did with my old OM-10 which I still have today) - everything about it shines except for its average IQ above ISO 800. Low-light/High ISO IQ is very important to me and is the top deciding factor when I was doing the comparisons, all else being equal.My experiences with my 2 Canon's can be compared to my cooking - 59% success, 40% misses and 1% brilliant hits that amazes even myself :) Basically, I had to work harder to get a brilliant shot with my Canon's. This is partly user errors and partly camera's average focusing/metering precision.So, it came down to D5000 and D90. The D5000 doesn't autofocus with older Nikkor lenses and there were a couple of recalls on certain production batches.I bought my Nikon D90(plus the 18-105mm kit lens) from amazon.com a few weeks ago and it was my very first Nikon. I was excited and apprehensive at the same time. I know that if I like it enough, I'll start spending/buying other Nikon lenses and my Canon's camera bodies and lenses would start collecting dust.After 1 week and 200 shots, WOW! This camera is like my wife's cooking - 98% brilliant hits and 2% misses. Everything(almost) about it is beyond reproach. I tried to find fault with it but every test I threw at it, it passed with distinction. The IQ, focusing/metering precision and speed, design and engineering are the best I have had seen in this class. ISO 200-3200 are very useable. ISO6400(the max) is also useable in a pinch but I would invest in a faster lens (which I did in a Nikkor 50mm f/1.8) to stay within ISO3200.Low-light shots without flash are sharp and color perfect. Daytime shots are punchy and crisp. Flash fills are just right - no bluish tint. There are more focusing/metering adjustments than I know when/how to use. This camera leaves me breathless :)One of the best features is the "My Menu". With the hundreds of adjustments and options, I had to trim them down and I narrowed down my most frequently used functions to these 4:1) Picture Controls (various levels of sharpness/saturation with default ADL on)2) WB settings3) ISO settings4) Autofocus-Area (Point, Dynamic, Auto-area, 3D-tracking)and I programmed them into "My Menu" for quick, easy access. Unless you carry the manual with you all the time, the "My Menu" is your next best thing.Things I like best:a) above-mentioned "My Menu" (and high customization)b) fast, accurate focusing/meteringc) IQ in low-light/high ISOd) lenses including inexpensive older Nikkor's (many between $100-$200 range) eventhough this was not in my priority list given that Canon and Olympus also have equally good selectionsThings I can do without:a) Video - I already have a 1080p AVCHD Canon camcorderb) Live view - without an articulated screen, its usefulness is somewhat lost on meThings that I'm not happy with:a) flimsy battery door - this thing looks like it's going to break every time I open/close itOverall, I'm very very happy with my purchase and worth every penny. I hope it will serve me for at least 5-7 years.UPDATE (2010-08-11):I'm happy to report back that I'm still amazed at what this camera can do.And my biggest fear came true - I have been spending my kids' college funds like a drunken sailor on shore-leave on accessories ;)I've since added the following:1) Nikon 70-300mm f/4-5.6G AF Nikkor SLR Camera Lens2) Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras3) Nikon SB-600 Speedlight Flash for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras4) Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC HSM Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras5) Raynox DCR-250, Macro-Scan 2.5x Super Macro Conversion Lens6) Filters, filters and more filters: Circular Polarizer, ND 0.97) Lowepro camera bag to safely/securely hold all the new additions8) Nikon cleaning kit9) More functions to "My Menu" as I discover new tricks (e.g. AutoISO, SB-600 Flash master/slave mode)The frightening part is I'm not done yet - there are a few more items on my shopping list (uh-oh). I've never spent so much on accessories on a camera before. This attest to the respect I have for what this camera can do and how can I feed it with more gears so as to take me to the next level of photography.
Скроменый эксперт
04.11.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I like this camera because it is nikon. And i am using nikon all the time i am happy with this camera
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29.05.2010
10/10
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In my optional star rating section I gave this camera mostly 5's, but hesitantly. I hesitate, because it is all relative and the assumption has to made either you know what you are doing when you pick this thing as you photographic weapon of choice or your cerebral cortex is wired like Deep Blue - "...challenge/smallenge, I read books on biochemistry on my lunch break and I am an accountant".Do not buy this camera unless you are ready to take for real photographs or you like fancy expensive paper weights. There is no sense in buying this behemoth or reading 200+ reviews if you just want to snap quick pictures. Buy yourself a fancy point and shoot like the Nikon Coolpix S8000 (No, I am not a Nikon employee, but I am brand loyal like NASCAR fans...Canon sucks*!) and keep it moving. This camera is a hassle to lug around, take out, hang around your neck, keep wandering hands off of, insure you aren't banging it against walls/rocks/heads/etc...unless of course you like taking pictures and understand you don't perform heart surgery with a butter knife, Mag-Lite and degree from ITT Tech.My assumption going forward in this review is you know as much about photography as I did when I bought this thing; if you know more you probably don't need to read my ramblings.Before you can reasonably use the camera you will need to buy a memory card. I spent $90 on a 16GB card. The guy at the camera shop says the one I bought is faster and better suited for photography. Of course I might have been the sucker he needed to make his nut for the day, but I have had no problem with the card so far and since I bought this camera in September I have taken over 10,000 photos and repeated uploaded and deleted. But you MUST have a memory card because the camera does not come with one.Out of the box, I bought with the kit, this thing should have come with a soundtrack (a la Disney's Lion King) and bright lights (briefcase in Pulp Fiction). The first thing I did was charge the battery. Then I started to read the novel known as a Users Guide on how to just take a picture; the thing is the "War and Peace" of manuals. Once the battery charged I formatted the memory card, went through the numerous pre-camera shooting settings (it was like preflight before a shuttle launch it took so long) and attached what has become my trusty-dusty 18 - 105 mm.After maybe 2,000/3,000 photos I started to get an error message. You would think for the amount of coin you shell out for this device there would be no issues. Because I only had one lens and consequently did not take it off at all, the contacts between the camera and the lens never "settled" (kind of like the good old days as a kid when you would have to smack the TV to get the picture to clear up). So after calling the help desk, in CA, not India, I was told I would have to keep removing and reattaching the lens. I did as prescribed and the problem went away. Please note I was so scared I went ahead and dropped the $150 (I think) on the extended service plan - coincidence, hmmmmm. I have not had the problem since; but you do have to keep your contacts on the camera and the lens clean.The software to transfer the pictures is pretty easy to use (I am in IT, so if the most technical thing in your life is toaster, you may need some help).The more you use the camera and buy stuff for it (I have bought 2 more lens (70 - 300mm 4.5 & 50mm 1.8)- 2 more in the works, a battery pack, an extra battery, a SB-900 flash, a tripod (just go ahead an buy one you will need it) and a backpack) the more you will learn about its great powers. I have had it for almost a year, over 10,000 photos deep and I am still learning. I do not regret this purchase at all! Join in the church of NIKON, the Kool Aid is fine, no really, I drink it all the time.I recommend this camera to everyone who asks who meet my similar criteria...you are a hobbyist, but will take payment for photos; you have a good eye - learn on a cheaper camera if your "eye" has cataracts; and you understand this hobby - much like Fame - costs.* I have no bases with which to judge Canon. Some of my closes friends have a Canon (they only mildly suck). Canon sucks simply because it is not NIKON. If I owned a Canon, perish the thought, NIKON would suck. I will say this, when I picked up the comparable Canon (I use comparable lightly, my friend) I knew the NIKON was for me.
Скроменый эксперт
05.06.2013
6/10
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Плохо
I decided not to keep this item when offered a better camera by a friend. The vendor was very slow in responding and reluctant to take a return. Ultimately he charged me for a couple items (remote control, battery and charger) which I inadvertantly forgot to put in the box. Without notification or the chance to return the items I was charged full retail on these items (usually minor add ons) and with the 10% restocking fee I lost $180 on the transaction. Apparently Amazon backed him up on this!! Amazon makes it difficult to contact them with a complaint.I'm done with using Amazon!
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15.09.2013
10/10
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Absolutely love this camera. its photos are more beautiful than what i took with the nikon 5000 i replaced with this one. accepts tons of old nikon lenses and is easy to use. i am taking amazing pictures with this thing.
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23.09.2013
10/10
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D90 is an outstanding piece. Processor is fast. It's weight is manageable while shooting photos. I bought it purposely for business and believe it will make some money for me.
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18.09.2013
10/10
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excellent team, despite being used came in perfect working order, as new equipment. Excellent seller and excellent delivery, everything was fulfilled in accordance with the agreed
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07.09.2013
10/10
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I needed a second D90 body for my office. I was a little hesitant to buy third party through Amazon but the pack arrived perfect. This camera is a workhorse. Does everything I need and at an affordable price.
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02.04.2013
10/10
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This camera literally changed my life. I never took a class on photography, I just ended up learning how to use this camera on my own.It's pretty easy to use, and it has been quite a life changer for me. Since I purchased this camera, I have landed covers & spreads to magazines such as GQ, FHM, Zoo, shot PETA campaigns with this camera & so on. Some other advanced photographers used to make fun of me for using this camera, but truthfully I didn't have much money when I bought it & I never intended on being a professional photographer to begin with.So I HIGHLY recommend this camera to beginners as well as advanced photographers.Here is my website where you can see all of my work that I have used with my Nikon D90:aubrey chandler photo dot com
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14.06.2013
6/10
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Плохо
I wondered getting a refurbished item could save some money and in return i would get something new. But i think thats not happening, i could be wrong this way. There was a little nailing and rubbing at the front, there was a Video cable missing from it. and now after few months i got to know that this camera sucks as by info they say it is a refurbished and actually its a scrap piece. Dealing with Blinq was a worst experience. I would never recommend you to buy refurbished items from here.
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18.09.2013
10/10
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got it on amazon to nigeria Through a third party,i really love it and hope to get a deal like this later
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21.07.2013
10/10
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This is my third Nikon camera. I have been trying a lot of new things with this camera. I am very impressed with thiscamera and I am just in the beginning stages of using many of the advanced features. The camera is really greatand I will be able to report more information in a couple of months.
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05.08.2013
8/10
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Husband's D80 had an unfortunate encounter with a bucking boat on 30 foot swells. So I got him the D90 to replace it. He has loved the features and capabilities of both cameras--the D90 being newer tech, taking even better photos.
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31.10.2010
10/10
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Three years ago I decided to go from film to digital. I was a die hard film user who swore I'd never make the switch and even when I purchased my first digital SLR, I went back and forth between film and digital. The sound of film passing through the camera, not knowing the results and being pleasantly surprised with a set of prints or slides, and the quality of the results of film, especially slide film, all appealed to me. The money saved, these ease of organizing and projecting, as well as knowing for certain that I got the shot I wanted (the joy and surprising results of film was a pleasure only when the results were good, and I shelled out more than I care to admit for lousy results) made me quickly love digital and after using my first DSLR for a while, it soon had the same feel and enjoyment for me.My first DLR was a Nikon D70. I've been a Nikon user (both film and digital) for ten years and have loved the results, especially with people shots. Since I had the Nikon lenses and understand the basics of Nikon technology, it was natural for me to decide to move up to the Nikon D90. Two advantages I like about the D90 are the full frame format as well as the video capabilities which differ from earlier models. While the technology for the video has improved in newer Nikon models, it's still more than adequate, especially for vacations or capturing action in nature photography. I live near the Atlantic coast and I love making day trips to photograph lighthouses, boats, the ocean, etc. I love the ability to get great still shots along with the ease of video. The stills as well as the video makes for interesting presentations. Another advantage of the D90 is better ability to capture images in low light scenes, useful from everything to night scenes to capturing a shot of birthday cake with candles. Another imporatnt improvement over earlier models is the camera's self cleaning ability. While I often cleaned my D70 while in use and had it cleaned professionally on a regular basis, I still spent what seemed like hours trying to clean up shots in Photoshop due to dust and small particles. With the D90, such clean up work in Photoshop is rare.The program modes of the D90 are similar to other Nikon models: portrait, close up, scenic, night, action. More often than not I use aperture priority and shutter speed priority and on occasion manual mode but if I am just taking candids or do not have the opportunity to us the light meter, the program modes work fine. Another option of the D90 is the ability to do some editing with the camera. I like the ability to see a shot on a computer screen and edit using Photoshop, but I have tried it in camera and am pleased with the results, which is helpful if shots need to be printed right away.I waited a year before writing this review. I wanted to use the camera in a variety of situations. I use my camera for pleasure capturing family events, favorite paces, nature and scenic shots and occasional indoor set ups. I also use the camera professionally (capturing events in my work situation). I find the camera easy to use in just about every situation. For me, the ease of use combined with the quality of the results makes this a perfect camera for me and I recommend it to serious amateurs. I also know a news photographer who uses it as a backup with excellent results and I've noticed some wedding photographers using the same camera, usually as a back up. One recommendation I do have is that if you do purchase this camera, you may also want to but a guide such as "Magic Lantern." The book that comes along with the camera is not well written and can be a bit confusing, especially if this is your first DSLR.
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14.02.2012
8/10
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First off, this is an excellent platform, I meant it. It's just like it's older brother, the D300, but in a different body. This review is targeted mainly to birders, but any photographer will enjoy this camera. I have been photographing birds with this platform for about half a year now. It was a huge step up from my older Nikon D70, but if you practice a little with this camera, the better results will start flowing in. It has a nice FPS speed for those flying birds, and is great for birders who need a mid-range camera that WILL GET THE JOB DONE under any light condition and at any time. Whats cool is that the user can control the sharpness, saturation, and hue of the image, saving some time from editing later. Also for birders, I reccomend the MB-D80 Battery Grip (yes, it's another hundred dollars, but it will ensure that you get more time taking photos and less time charging batteries). For those who don't know, a Battery Grip is an extension that fits into the battery compartment of the camera, holding two EN-EL3E batteries. It's also important to buy Nikon brand battery grips, and batteries also. I've heard many complaints regarding the life of the 3rd party battery grips and batteries. My birding setup includes a D90 with Battery grip, an all important monopod (for the larger lenses), and a tamron 200-400mm tele. Many people also have older f-mount lenses that may not function as well on other nikon cameras. The Nikon D90 can function any f-mount lens, brand name or not, and can hit super fast auto focus speeds in most lighting, also good for moving birds. This is due to the D90's internal auto focus capabilities, giving AF to any lens.It is great with a 200-400mm, and 500mm lenses, which I recommend for bird photography. So, find a good price for the camera. I got mine off Amazon for $500 dollars off, and you can also. Before I bought it, however, I inspected the D90's capabilities at my local camera store to make sure that it was the one, they have no problem with it. And I didn't either, It's a great system. Good luck!!
Скроменый эксперт
25.03.2013
2/10
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Ужасно
After suffering through whatever problem it was that caused the lens to create error messages (it took a while even to identify that this was a common problem and have it repaired...$90), my camera suffered a not particularly hard bump and one of the lugs broke off the crummy plastic ring that locks the lens to the body(repair...$145). I have two other lenses...both Tamrons...and they are made with metal locking rings;it's not like the camera didn't cost enough, couldn't they have thrown in an extra buck for a metal ring?The camera itself is very satisfactory, but if I had it to do over again, I would buy the body and equip it with an aftermarket lens.
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