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Reviews (5)
10 Apr, 2009
Great camera. Great Features.
This camera is a great camera, though increasingly harder to find. I was told at a camera shop that they had to send all of their stock of the d80 back to Nikon because Nikon was longer selling them. The salesman theorized this was due to the d90's much higher price without a vast difference between the two. Honestly I do not know for sure but at this point that seems reasonable. In comparison to other brands it performs at or exceeds over the Sony or the Canon. Many features seem to be quite standard with the ability to take Black and White photos, the camera adjusts the pictures automatically based on the cameras orientation when the photo was shot, very high resolution capabilities, the ability to quickly change color values on screen, and many other features used most often that are accessible through the menu(the long way) or with quick buttons. With the right SD card(Extreme 3) this camera can fire off perhaps two shots every second without the flash, but with flash it will take a couple seconds in between.
The only qualm is that the auto focus does not always work with the included lens. This is a fairly common problem but if someone is just getting into photography I think it is good for you to have to go the manual route. However, if sometime in the future you buy another lens I have heard they will work, it has something to do with the contacts with the included lens.
All in all if you're considering a camera in this price range I have found that in my research the d80 is a great buy and now is the time to get one. They originally sold for around 679.00 I believe. I recommend that you do your research and do no just take my word or someone else s on this camera or any other. But if you have researched you know that there are differences and what really makes someone buy a professional camera is what brand it is and the model is what features they have. The Nikon d80 is a great camera and has many features and is very intuitive. By no means are you required to read through the manual to figure out how to use the camera effectively, though it would help you use it more efficiently. Beginners and veterans of photography who use SLR can all agree that this a good camera despite their brand biases.
18 May, 2020
Simplified the job for Blum
If you are using Blum slides more than once these are well worth the price.
10 Apr, 2009
Great camera. Great Features.
This camera is a great camera, though increasingly harder to find. I was told at a camera shop that they had to send all of their stock of the d80 back to Nikon because Nikon was longer selling them. The salesman theorized this was due to the d90's much higher price without a vast difference between the two. Honestly I do not know for sure but at this point that seems reasonable. In comparison to other brands it performs at or exceeds over the Sony or the Canon. Many features seem to be quite standard with the ability to take Black and White photos, the camera adjusts the pictures automatically based on the cameras orientation when the photo was shot, very high resolution capabilities, the ability to quickly change color values on screen, and many other features used most often that are accessible through the menu(the long way) or with quick buttons. With the right SD card(Extreme 3) this camera can fire off perhaps two shots every second without the flash, but with flash it will take a couple seconds in between.
The only qualm is that the auto focus does not always work with the included lens. This is a fairly common problem but if someone is just getting into photography I think it is good for you to have to go the manual route. However, if sometime in the future you buy another lens I have heard they will work, it has something to do with the contacts with the included lens.
All in all if you're considering a camera in this price range I have found that in my research the d80 is a great buy and now is the time to get one. They originally sold for around 679.00 I believe. I recommend that you do your research and do no just take my word or someone else s on this camera or any other. But if you have researched you know that there are differences and what really makes someone buy a professional camera is what brand it is and the model is what features they have. The Nikon d80 is a great camera and has many features and is very intuitive. By no means are you required to read through the manual to figure out how to use the camera effectively, though it would help you use it more efficiently. Beginners and veterans of photography who use SLR can all agree that this a good camera despite their brand biases.