Nikon D60 Review: Nikon D60 continues the tradition of the D40x – Advanced entry-level DSLR Nikon wants to continue to gain market share in the entry-level segment and is focusing on very compact SLR cameras that are easy to operate at an affordable price. However, there are also functional limitations such as a missing autofocus …
Nikon Coolpix W300: Rugged outdoor camera Nikon Coolpix W300 with 4K video announced – Waterproof to 100 ft (30 meters) and drop resistant to 8 ft (2.4 meters) Nikon has just introduced the extensively updated successor to the waterproof Coolpix AW130 outdoor camera. This camera is now (as the second outdoor camera ever) capable of …
Nikon D50 Review In the price war for the favor of DSLR fans, camera manufacturers have so far managed to undercut the price bar set by the competition. With the D50, Nikon has set the bar very low itself, and whether or not this will cause back pain for the competition is a question we …
Nikon Coolpix P510 What could be better than a 36x zoom with a telephoto focal length of over 800 millimetres? A 42x zoom with 1,000 millimetres final focal length! Nikon sets this somewhat dubious record with the new Coolpix P510. As it is difficult to keep such a focal length …
Nikon J1 Review Nikon’s mirrorless camera system was expected by many, and yet with the two cameras 1 J1 and 1 V1 it turned out differently than many had thought possible. But this system, which was designed and constructed from scratch, throws inherited burdens overboard; the planning began, so to speak, with a white sheet …
Nikon J1 vs V1 Differences A new camera system era is beginning for Nikon: “Nikon 1” is the name of the new system with 2.7x crop sensor, Nikon 1 bayonet, 10-megapixel CMOS, FullHD video recording and 10 frames/s continuous shooting speed as well as phase and contrast autofocus. J1 and V1 are the first two …
Nikon D3000 Review Now Nikon would like to address a completely different clientele and a larger group of buyers with the D3000, which costs around 550 EUR (in a set with the AF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 VR). It is available since August 2009 and offers a very compact housing with the proven 10.2 megapixel resolution CCD …
Nikon P7100 Review With the P7100 Nikon limits itself to detail improvements compared to the P7000. This digital camera is still the best Nikon offers in the compact camera segment. These include a large 7.1x zoom of 28-200 millimetres, a 1/1.7-inch image sensor with a relatively moderate ten-megapixel resolution and a robust housing with many …
Nikon D5 Review: For lowlight and sports photographers The D5 announced last year is now presented in detail by Nikon. The new 21 megapixel full-frame sensor can be pushed up to ISO 3,280,000. Sports photographers benefit not only from the new 153-point autofocus, but also from the 12 frames per second fast continuous shooting function …
Nikon D5000 Review Nikon D5000 entry-level DSLR with tilt and swivel monitor: Video DSLR breaks through the 1,000 Euro sound barrier When Canon introduces a new camera, Nikon doesn’t take long to respond. The answer to Canons 500D is Nikon D5000. Like the Canon, it is positioned in the entry-level range with a high fun …
