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I am a student photographer and purchased the Nikon D7000 for my first Dslr camera. Although I have never used a digital slr before, I have found it very good. The controls are easy once you learn where they are, the battery life is ok, it cleans...
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A great camera so easy to use for a first time DSLR user. Cannot take a bad photo under all conditions tried so far.I managed to get the stle of shots I was after in the first two weeks of use. Enabled a novice to take brilliant photography with...
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Very basic camera with easy to use functions. Picture quality is superb which is expected from Nikon. Lightweight and portable.
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This camera produces quite good images for enlargements. Easy to use, it is not heavy. Teds offered the Nikon D5000 with the 10-105mm lent. I think that I don’t need another lent for my photographic style. Other brands users had tried it and...
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It is compact, so it fits perfectly in a pocket or small handbag. It has anti-shake ability, great for ensuring the photo is in focus all the time. It has a large viewing screen at the rear so its great for reviewing each shot. I bought an SD...
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I have used these bino's for several years while hunting across the Northern Territory. they are of exceptional quality and offer outstanding performance in the field. they easily endure the knocks, bumps and drops of the typicals days hunt and...
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You won't be dissapointed with this lens as long as you use it to it's potential. Shop around, I got mine for $439 when the RRP is $599. Go for the $800 G model if shooting sports. It has a faster and quoted focus but quality is identical.
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i have like 7 cameras from film to digital , from nikon to canon (5D, 30D) panasonic fz50, petax mz50, mamiya 1000, nikon f80, nikon D50. and i have to say that since i got my hans on this F5 i went a bought several rolls of film and havent stopt...
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The staple flash of pro photographers - Nikon ones anyway - the world over for many a year, the 800 has only recently been succeeded by the 900.
It still has a lot of life in it yet though, and there is - or at least was last time I checked - a...