Nikon D90 Dx 12.3Mp Digital Slr Camera
anytime and anywhere.The Nikon D90 is the long awaited successor to the company"s best-sellingD80 Digital SLR.
That"s the way it goes with digital cameras: new is almost always better, even for much less cost.
The Nikon D90 is a D80 with Live View, ADR, an almost three-dimensional 3" LCD, it can shoot movies, and has far more advanced ergonomics.
The difference with the Nikon D90 is that you can only focus in Contrast-detect mode, whereas the Nikon D300 and D700 allowed a choice between Handheld (Phase-detect) and
Tripod mode (Contrast-detect mode).
As Nikon"s newest camera incorporating over 60 years of continuous innovation, it"s got more clever features, like a multiple-shot self timer, and a 72-image and calendar display if you keep zooming out on playback, than any other Nikon to date.
The D90 has identical, or slightly better technical image quality than the D300, the exact same rear LCD,
and adds several very useful ergonomic features for faster handling compared to the D300.
Autofocus using 3d focussing does not work for me, and multipoint focussing always leaves me with the focus point highlight somewhere I don"t expect it.
If I am very alert and fully aware of what is going on, I can catch this and correct
it by half-pressing the shutter and manually moving the focus point where I want it using the click dial.
Autofocus Live View brings subjects into sharp focus; it is the perfect tool for macro, portrait or even landscape shooting.