Nikon D80 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Is it possible that one day we might be able to bypass basic, global in computer editing for our digital images, and rely instead on the powerful on-board microprocessors in future digital SLRs? That's the implication of some of the new features in ...

Verdict: Our testing method is such that we don't feel the need to get into minutiae unless there's a problem that might get in the way of your making great images with this or any camera, and concentrate on what makes it unique. For the D80 it's the extension ...

Review summary: A long-awaited successor to the Nikon D70s, the D80 arrives with a 10.2-megapixel sensor, a larger LCD, better performance, and many fine features. At $1300 (as of November 6, 2006) bundled with an 18mm-to-135mm lens, the D80 resembles the Canon EOS ...

Pros: Excellent image quality; sturdy body Many features, such as in-camera editing

Cons: Price is a little high

Verdict: Though it costs more than the Digital Rebel XTi and the DSLR-Alpha 100K, the Nikon D80 delivers a lot more features, too. If you're considering the Canon EOS 30D, you should take a close look at this camera. Nikon and Canon camera layouts differ and ...

Review summary: The Nikon D80 is a solid, brick-house of a camera. But inside lies a soft and gentle arty side.

Pros: High quality images. Excellent lens range.

Cons: Bulky. Average flash.

Review summary: The Nikon D80 DSLR camera is aimed squarely at the enthusiast user. This new 10 megapixel model replaces the highly rated Nikon D70s and D70 and fits into the lower end of Nikon's DSLR ...