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The Nikon D90 is a reflex camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 12.3 megapixels manufactured from 2008 to 2010 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 200 - 6400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 4.5 FPS x 9 RAW / 100 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 800 €;
181 users have given it an average vote of 9.2 out of 10
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Opinion:After 6 years of non-intense use and for strictly amateur use I would like to say that it is a beautiful machine, recommended by a professional seller and despite being almost out of production, immediately after holding it in my hand gave me the impression of a ergonomics and practicality excellent, the robustness seems good to me (personally proven after a strong fall). The screen is bright and in my opinion well contrasted with the double dial for the main controls and all the functions at handy looks of a much higher level. I'd buy it back right away. The photos are still very good now.
Pros:Double ring, direct controls, presence of side display for shutter info, customizable button, possibility of battery grip, built-in autofocus motor, pentaprism, full reflex controls, large optical park, price on second hand
Cons:High ISO not very well
Opinion:I own the Nikon d90 from Nov. 2012. It is a perfect reflex for those who want to enter the world of photography, having at their disposal all the necessary hotkeys that are not in the series D3xxx and D5xxx. The resolution is fine, beautiful colors, good photos, above 800 ISO you have to be careful, with quality optics and large openings you can push further, with less bright optics better not exceed the 800 ISO (loss of detail, noise intrusive). The backlit side screen (not the main one) is very convenient to take a quick look at the machine settings. You can also mount D-series optics with considerable economical savings and have at your disposal excellent optics at more affordable prices. It is not possible to compare it to the current high-end SLR, however, still manages to crank out photos of excellent quality, especially with lenses of good level even old.. But of a good standard.
Pros:Manageability, ease of use, double ring, non-heavy files, photo results
Cons:Inaccurate AF in certain situations
Opinion:Purchased in 2012 at the end of production is still my first digital SLR from which I had only satisfactions and how little teaches you to take pictures; It will definitely not keep up with recent SLRs, but for amateur use it performs well on its work and has never given me problems. Given the 12.3 megapixels RAW products are lightweight and can be processed by PC not really recent even if I use little photographic programs except to adjust the exposure and some nonsense. With good lenses also still produces beautiful files..... and beyond the 800iso if it is really a problem I always carry with me an external flash that solves the problems of brightness. A future upgrade will definitely be there, but I'll keep the D90 as the second body. The advice to those approaching the reflex system to do school without spending a madness!
Pros:Compact, direct commands, superior LCD screen, reliability
Cons:Minimum value iso 200
Opinion:Very similar to the D80 from the point of view of the "body" has different above all the 12-megapixel cmos sensor instead of the 10 megapixel ccd. The D80 retains the same qualities of robustness (even if polycarbonate and not tropicalized) and ergonomics. It has an internal autofocus engine, a good rear LCD screen and an equally good upper screen, an excellent pentaprism viewfinder and all important commands that are easily accessible. It's a reliable camera, maybe it can not stand very high ISO values ??(let's say it's better to stay around 800 ISO) but it's always a pleasure to use it, in spite of the years. The worthy little sister, in the APSC version, of the D700 (in the sense of camera successful and able to challenge the years)
Pros:Practicality, robustness, built-in autofocus engine, ease of use
Cons:Self-focus autofocus, high ISO rendered
Opinion:With me for over two years, he has always done his job extravagantly, never had a jam, always worked in all environments, from the snowy to -15 to the sea heat at +40, a simple and intuitive menu, and good readability under the direct sunlight. On the other hand, electronics feels that it is dated (2008), it has "little" native iso ranges (200 3200) and the focus is lentina (especially with the internal engine). It is great to enter the world of semi-pro photography, the external lcd screen is something fantastic, you have all the strictly necessary parameters at a glance, even the autonomy is fantastic.
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