Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Nikon
Display Size: 2.5 inches
EAN: 0018208914340
Item Dimensions: 406
Label: Nikon
Manufacturer: Nikon
Model: D60
MPN: D60
Publisher: Nikon
Release Date: February 20, 2008
Studio: Nikon

Features:

• Type: Type - Consumer SLR camera
• Pixels: Sensor - DTC sensor - 15.8 x 23.6 mm 10.75 megapixels Nikon DX format Anti-dust system: image sensor and air flow control cleaning system, Image Dust Off reference data (dust correction) [optional Capture NX software required] / Resolution (in pixels) - 3872 x 2592
• Optical: Viewfinder - Optical / LCD display - 2.5" (6.35 cm) / Macro Distance - Depending on lens / Normal Distance - With AF-S DX VR NIKKOR 18-55 mm lens: from 28 cm upwards / Optical Zoom - With AF-S DX VR NIKKOR 18-55 mm lens: 3x / Digital Zoom - No / ISO range - 100 to 1600 ISO / Aperture and Shutter Speed - AF-S VR DX 18-55mm: f/3.5-5.6G / Focal length (in mm) - Depends on lens / 35 mm equivalent focal length (in mm) - Depending on lens / Stabiliser - Optical
• Storage: Image formats - RAW 3872 x 2592 JPEG 3872 x 2592 JPEG 2896 x 1944 JPEG 1936 x 1296 / Memory Card Type - SD / SDHC cards / Included Memory Card - No / Internal Memory - No
• Video: Video mode - No / Video Sequence - No / TV Output - NTSC or PAL video outputs / Webcam - No

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Accessories:

• Tiffen 52mm Neutral Density 0.9 Filter
• Nikon 24Mm F2.8D Af Nikkor Lens
• Nikon Hr-2 Rubber Lens Hood 50Mm Mf/Af
• Nikon 50mm F/1.4D Af Nikkor Lens
• Nikon 80-200Mm F2.8Ed Af Zoom Nikkor D

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Rating: - D60 or EOS1000
Had a toss up recently between this and the Canon EOS1000D. Bought the D40 for my daughter and its a cracking little camera out of the box. Felt good, solid, great quality.

So in the end I plumped for the Canon, just to have a change. The second I took it out the box my mistake was evident - the difference in quality feel to even the D40 is unbelievable. Plasticy feel, cheep non tactile buttons, poor layout on the rear. I was gutted. Straight back in the box and straight back. tata. ... Read More

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Rating: - What a great piece of kit
what a great piece of kit.
im 18 and ive been taking pictures for as long as i can remember (my mum and dad are both photographers), i have a nikon d3 and a d2x, but i needed something that was cheaper, that i could take to locations where the camera might encounter the odd knock! i had the nikon d40 when that first came out and thought it was a little cracker, but no longer needed it, so ebay it was for that.

but i can safely say ill be using it alot more then i thought, the VR ... Read More

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Rating: - Perfect for the transition from compact camera to digital SLR
Have had the D60+VR lens for a couple of days now and am thoroughly impressed. I did a lot of research online before buying and finally went for a Nikon after using a friend's D300 at a wedding. The controls are intuitive, the image quality and vibration reduction features excellent. The display at the back really helps the newcomer to dSLRs understand the implications and relationships between shutter speed and aperture, white balance etc and there is a handy help function which gives basic explanations, ... Read More

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Rating: - Great entry level DSLR
Recently bought this digital SLR (with the VR lens kit) and I'm very impressed so far. This is my first dSLR purchase but I don't think I was prepared for just how great the jump in quality would be from a compact.

Out of the box it's pretty much ready to go, and I was taking pictures about five minutes after the battery was done charging. The camera does come with the obligatory 300page manual for when you get round to needing to know about f-stop and aperture timings and all that but the quickstart ... Read More

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Rating: - I Love It
I have been going mad over the last 3 weeks trying to decide which entry level DSLR to go for. I finally settled for the Nikon D60.

As soon as it arrived I was able to shoot some good pictures without reading the "How to take a Picture" chapter in the user manual. Having now read the manual and watched the Nikon D60 Tutorial on the Nikon UK website I am now confident about the camera and how it works. I just need to get my eye in.

The menu's are concise and easy to understand and the instructions ... Read More

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