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Nikon D5000 Review at PhotoReview
The 12.3 megapixel newcomer to the Nikon family, the D5000 has gotten its first real bit of comprehensive analysis (also known as a “review”) at Australian based PhotoReview. Unsurprisingly in terms of performance and image quality, it performs quite like the Nikon D90, which is of course, a good thing. Overall, PhotoReview seemed pleased with the D5000, and though they never seem to really give a written verdict in their reviews, the D5000 does walk away with an 8.5 (out of 10).
It just reminds me that working on a budget these days, or being a beginner, does not mean you have to settle for a sub-par camera. Just about all the cameras now at the entry-level are really good cameras, full featured, and capable of taking great pictures, and the Nikon D5000 certainly fits that bill.
Get the review here
Yes the camera is available for purchase too!
Get the Nikon D5000 at Amazon, or at B&H Photo
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Indeed, unless you need super-fast performance or really huge prints, entry level DSLRs can be regarded as professional cameras these days, and many use them as such.
A photographer from my web site has twice elicited comments about the superior image quality, and those pics were from a Nikon D70 with a kit lens!
Even still, you’re able to pull bigger and bigger prints, with faster performance than pros might have been using just a few years ago. It’s amazing what they offer budget minded consumers….
Yeah, my friend professional photog Laurie had a Nikon D1. When I got the D100 at a fourth of the price and twice the resolution (6MP), it beat the pants off the D1, he got so depressed.