Wednesday, January 2, 2008
DigiCamReview Looks at the Nikon D40x
Posted by Jason Dunn in "Digital Home Articles & Resources" @ 04:35 PM
"The D40X is a lightweight and portable camera that proves that it can be both incredibly simple and tremendous fun to shoot images with a Nikon digital SLR. You only need to turn on the camera’s AUTO mode, look through the clear, bright viewfinder and shoot. The D40X responds fast so you can capture moments as they unfold, and its 10.2 megapixel resolution and world-class Nikkor lens deliver consistently sharp, vibrant images. The Help menus are available at the press of a button and work like a built-in instruction manual, with advice and directions for every camera setting. With every feature, button and menu designed to work together for a smooth, seamless performance, the D40X will bring out the best in you and your images."
The D40x has been out for over eight months now, but it's still a great camera that compares favourably with any DSLR in it's price range. This review at DigiCamReview takes a look at all the pertinent features, and if you like what you see, you can pick one up (complete with lens) from Amazon for $599 USD [Affiliate]. That price point just blows me away - I fondly remember paying $1500 USD for the first Canon Digital Rebel and thinking it was amazingly affordable for a DSLR. Times have changed, and in a good way for consumers!
The D40x has been out for over eight months now, but it's still a great camera that compares favourably with any DSLR in it's price range. This review at DigiCamReview takes a look at all the pertinent features, and if you like what you see, you can pick one up (complete with lens) from Amazon for $599 USD [Affiliate]. That price point just blows me away - I fondly remember paying $1500 USD for the first Canon Digital Rebel and thinking it was amazingly affordable for a DSLR. Times have changed, and in a good way for consumers!
