Nikon D40 6.1MP Digital SLR Camera Kit with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor Lens
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Nikon D40 6.1MP Digital SLR Camera Kit with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor Lens
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The D40, quite simply, is the camera I have been waiting for. I was into 35 mm Slr photography 20+ years ago. I got back into photography with the new digitals but held off on digital Slrs because they were expensive, but more importantly, so large. Not so the D40 on either count.
I compared the D40 side by side with the Canon Rebel Xti (Eos 400D in Europe) at a photo store. The Xti was slightly bigger. The Xti beat the D40 in features (it had more pixels, and more features, together with the self-cleaning sensor and was a minute faster) although it was more expensive. But in the end, I chose the D40 because it just felt great in my hand. My hands are medium sized and it fit very well. The Canon just wasn't as comfortable. Plus the extensive build ability seemed great than the Canon and the sound of the shutter and flash pop-up was softer, more subdued, more ability sounding (and prominent for photographing wildlife or a sleeping baby). And the final selling point for me with the Nikon D40 was the view-finder was noticeably brighter than the Xti.
If you are stepping up to an Slr from a point-and-shoot, this is the camera to do it with at about the same price-point as a good non-Slr digital. You can ultimately get away from that annoying lag in the middle of button push and photo capture. It's not the fastest Slr out there but I have been very happy with it, ultimately easily capturing those shots within a split-second of pushing the button, though it slows down somewhat in low-light situations. It takes continuous shots at 2.5 frames per second in good light, which though again not stellar, is enough for most situations. The 2.5 inch Lcd screen is staggering - piquant and clear. It has an exquisite menu with built-in context sensitive help screens at the touch of a button.
Though it doesn't have as many features as it's much more expensive big brothers, and the 6mp max ability is a limitation, it is enough for all but professional users, and there will be abundance of professionals buying one as a small back-up. It's not the megapixels that matter as much as the ability of the photo and the D40 doesn't disappoint there either - clear, sharp, exquisite colors (it has the same image processor as the D80 and D200). There are a number of pre-set auto modes easily superior by the main dial that also work well. The built in flash does a fine job and I have seen no red-eye. One feature I like is the auto-Iso that you can set to only kick in at a clear shutter speed or slower. It also has a D-light feature which allows you to improve an already-taken back-lit or shadowy photo in-camera to even out the shadows and highlights; it works very well. Two features that it doesn't have that I wish it did are f-stop bracketing and depth of field preview. I have been satisfied with the battery life so far, though it does use a separate Li-ion battery than the other Nikons so you can't cross-use your batteries if you already have a separate model Nikon Dslr.
The 18-55 kit lens is nice - light and small but ability construction (version Ii - nicer than the first one that came with the D50 that seemed lower quality). If you read technical reviews on the lens it is a solid performer for the price. You won't be able to use most older Nikon auto-focus lenses in auto-focus mode since this has no built-in auto-focus motor (not at this size and weight!). It requires Af-S and Af-I lenses, so most of the prime lenses will be hand-operated focus only. This is a small price to pay I think for a small light-weight camera.
If you already are into digital Slr, the D40 is still a great camera, production for an exquisite travel camera since it's small, light-weight and you aren't carrying around a two thousand dollar hunk of expensive hardware.
I am very satisfied with it; it is an exquisite value - and offers something for the novice and pro alike. It makes me easily want to carry this with me all the time and get out and take pictures again.
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