Nikon D80 10.2 Megapixel Digital SLR Camera Body with Lens Kit - 0.71"-2.17"2.5" LCD - 3.1x Optical Zoom - 3872 x 2592 Image - MPN: 9407 See Product Details
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Items In Cameras You Might Be Interested InProduct Details of Nikon D80 10.2 Megapixel Digital SLR Camera Body with Lens Kit - 0.71"-2.17"Description For passionate photographers a D-SLR with a 10.2-MP DX-Format CCD, Nikon's high-resolution Image Processing Engine and 3 fps continuous firing. Nikon 3D Color Matrix Metering II plus variable center-weighted and spot metering. Quick Glance Memory Type: Secure Digital (SD) Card LCD Screen Size: 2.5" Camera Type: Digital SLR Camera Megapixels: 10.2 Megapixel Lens Mount: Interchangeable Optical Zoom: 3.1 Weight: 20.48 Summary Product Title: Nikon D80 10.2 Megapixel Digital SLR Camera Body with Lens Kit - 0.71"-2.17" Manufacturer: Nikon Power Score: 4.7 | 11 Reviews Image Processor Image Sensor: CCD Effective Megapixels: 10.2 Megapixel Total Pixels: 10.8 Megapixel Lens Features Camera Type: Digital SLR Camera Lens Mount: Interchangeable Optical Zoom: 3.1x Max Aperture: 3.5 1/f Focal Length: 0.71" to 2.17" (Lens 1) Storage Memory Card Support: Secure Digital (SD) Card Other Features LCD Screen Size: 2.5" Camera Body Only: Body with Lens Kit Flash: Auto Flash Interface Connection: 1 x USB, 1 x Video Out, 1 x DC Power In Dimensions Height: 4.10" Width: 5.20" Depth: 3" Weight: 1.28 lb Reference Warranty Information: 1 Year Limited URL: Manufacturer Link Additional Specifications Frequency Band: Sensitivity: ISO 100 - 1600 Hi1: ISO 3200 Supported Languages: German English Spanish Finnish French Italian Dutch Polish Portuguese Russian Swedish Trad. Chinese Simple Chinese Japanese Korean Software Included: Software Suite Camera Modes: Scene Modes: Auto Portrait Landscape Close-up Sports Night Landscape Night Portrait Continuous Shooting: 3 fps Viewfinder Type: SLR Product Series: D Lens Construction: 7 Elements in 5 Groups Autofocus Points: 11 Maximum Image Resolution: 3872 x 2592 Number of Batteries Support: 1 Battery Built-in: No Battery Rechargeable: Yes Battery Include: Yes Longest Shutter Speed: 30 Second Shortest Shutter Speed: 1/4000 Second Reviews on Nikon D80 10.2 Megapixel Digital SLR Camera Body with Lens Kit - 0.71"-2.17"
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ProjectorBuyer
- Nov 10, 2006
FINALLY! A superb digital camera at affordable priceStrengths: Build quality, battery power excellent, easy to use Weakness: none It's quick, intuitive to use, and takes excellent photos with the kit lens (I bought the 18 to 55 mm). With a 2 gig SD card, I can take 523 photos with at the highest-quality JPG setting. Photos load to my computer very quickly, even though they are between 2.5 and 3 megs each at that setting.
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emtso1
- Nov 12, 2006
Nikon D80 18-55mm kitStrengths: Fast, well built, sturdy, digital SLR picture clarity, excellent feel. Reasonable price for product. Weakness: Some simplification of the menus would be helpful, not totally inuitive. Good lenses are expensive, but that is going to be true for all digital SLRs. I went back and forth between the Canon 30D and Nikon D80. I like a lot of Canon products and have used Canon point and shoot for years. On a lot of levels the Nikon D80 is better than the Rebel XTi (but also more expensive)i, but it is tougher choice between Canon 30D and the D80. So far the D80 has performed with smoothness and sophistication. It is a world of difference from point and shoot....
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Loves2Save
- Apr 12, 2007
Great Camera if you can afford the priceStrengths: great jpeg image quality straight from the camera; tons of user features; great 18-135 lens sold with the 'kit' Weakness: pricey; no in camera stabilization I am extremely satisfied with the jpeg images from the camera. Much sharper and way better contrast than the shots from my Pentax *ist DS. Sure, some wil shoot the camera in RAW mode, which is execellent too btw, but its great to have great pictures stright from the camera to instantly view on your PC. The 18-135 kit lens that comes with the camera outfit has really sharp image quality and just...
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ChampCarUSA
- Feb 19, 2007
Great Starter DLSRStrengths: Easy to understand for first time DSLR user Very sharp lens Makes Great photos Weakness: Needed to buy a Zoom lens Only shoots 3 f/s in burst I moved up from a Point and Shoot and this camera was very easy to use. The pictures are amazing and the options are many. The battery on the camera lasts forever!!! The D200 is a little better, but I almost never notice. If you are deciding between D220 and D80, go with the D80 and use the extra cash for a lens or flash.
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KWhip
- Dec 15, 2006
Superb camera and lensStrengths: * Long battery life * Lotsa pixels * Fast on, fast to click, fairly fast focus * Well built * All the features you will likely need Weakness: * Has trouble focusing on detail-less objects * Default setting usually overexposes (but can be adjusted) I purchased this product when my digital point and shoot died. I wanted to upgrade to a digital SLR to begin to replace my professional film SLR (a 30 year-old Contax RTS). I chose the Nikon for several reasons. I am an engineer, and recognize quality when I see it. I also wanted to buy into a system that would have lots of available lenses and attachments. The D80 has enough pixels to replace...
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gregkas
- Oct 23, 2006
Nikon D80 w/18-55Strengths: Excellent image quality Weakness: A little more expensive than competitors I've been a Nikon user for years and decided to step up to a DSLR. Compared against Canon and Sony and decided to go with Nikon due to compatability with current equipment. Old Nikkor lenses work fine, images clean, and contrasty. 18-55mm lense as good as more expensive zooms; will sell some stuff to save for other accessories.
productwiki.com - Jan 14, 2010
Nikon D80 | with 18-55mm ED AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor Lens
The replacement to the popular D70 and D70s cameras from Nikon. The D80 introduces new features that should make any enthusiast happy, for a price point that you can afford. A 10.2 resolution is the biggest change, alongside advanced image stabalization and post processing capabilities. ... PROS: (1) Fits any Nikon SLR Lens (2) Large feature set (3) Highly customizable (4) More weathertight and... Top
letsgodigital.org - Mar 20, 2007
Nikon D80
The Nikon D80 is an extremely interesting digital SLR camera and offers both amateur and hobby photographers lots of creative possibilities to be able to practise digital photography in all its aspects. Top
cameralabs.com - Sep 20, 2006
Camera Labs – Nikon D80 review
The Nikon D80 is without a doubt a very impressive camera. It feels great, handles well, performs superbly and has one of the best viewfinders around. At times when rivals struggled with various lighting conditions, the D80’s metering remained unfazed and quite simply delivered great-looking images every time. The D80 may be a classier camera than its rivals in traditional respects, but has... Top
Digitalcamerainfo.com - Nov 30, -0001
Nikon D80 Digital Camera Review
The Nikon D80 is a 10.2-megapixel DSLR for just under $1,000. It's a successor to the 6.1-megapixel D70s, Nikon's wildly popular consumer model. It’s also competition for the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi, the Sony alpha A100, the Olympus EVOLT E-500 and the Pentax K10D. In other words, it’s in a crowded field, populated mainly with cameras that have advanced features like dust reduction and... Top
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Nikon D80 - A great starter Digital SLR
Strengths: Intuitive menu system. Room for growth for someone wanting to learn DSLR. On camera photo editing. LCD plastic cover.
Weakness: None so far.
I have been a point and shoot camera user for about six years (30,000 pictures), owning a Canon S400, S410, S1, and S2. This is my first Digital SLR. I chose to go with the D80 over the D50 because it's size is smaller than the higher models (D200, D2X) yet it still supports many of the more advanced (manual) features. I felt that the D50 would not provide enough features for me to grow into as I...
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