Advantages: Excellent Cam!!!
Disadvantages: Only six million pixels!!!

...be extended to an ISO 3200 equivalent. Exposure and white balance control comes courtesy of the same 420 pixel sensor seen in the more expensive D80. OTHER FEATURES!! Something Borrowed:- Many of the features present on the D40 have filtered down from the D80 which, in turn, inherited from the D200 and D2Xs. Touch Up:- First seen in the D80, the D40 has a retouch menu that allows you to tint and tone your pictures, as well as instantly correct wayward exposures or remove redeye. Getting Flash:- The D40 is compatible with all of nikon's current SB flash modes and boasts a 1/500 sec sync speed. HANDLING! Though smaller and lighter than Nikon's previous entry-level model - the D50 - the D40 retains a distinctly 'Nikons' appearance, with a very comfortable right hand grip, single rear- mounted control wheel and few external... Read review

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Advantages: up to date with trends
Disadvantages: very expensive

...Now this op is based on me and my brothers experiances. Me im living in my own home with my girlfriend and we both attend a sixth form in buckley. We dont have much income as we are living on the only benefit i can claim for as nadine is unable to claim. Mike (my brother) is an assisstant manager of Iceland in chester or ellesmere port (i dont quite know which one). He is living with my dad and can afford to buy pretty much anything he wants (e.g. he bought an ipod about a week ago and he has only just bought a whole new surround sound for his new cd player). Anyway the point is im pretty poor and living off hardly anything and mike is living in luxury with anything he wants. So now to the op. I dont tend to buy from D2, not as a rule or anything purely because i cant afford it. I do agree that D2 has a wide range of clothing items... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap, excellent range, good quality
Disadvantages: Few branches

...though, blue, indigo, brown, black, white, boot leg, stonewashed, mottled, worn...you name it they'd have a pair to match you're style. I spent ages trying to get it down to a couple of pairs, although I could have bought the whole store! --------- Prices --------- I was very impressed with the prices on offer at the store. I got a couple of pairs of Jeans at just £19.99 per pair (very cheap, considering Topman charges up to £35 for a pair of standard jeans.) There were some more upmarket Jeans too, at around £30 each however these were on offer at 2 pairs for £50! I also got a nice long sleeve top at £14.99 (in comparison to Topman prices of about £22 per top) and a T shirt for a bargain £5. It seemed like one of those stores, where there was always some sort of sale on or offers, my freinds have since told me about... Read review

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Advantages: ULTRA- HIGH SPEED, GOOD PHOTO IMAGE AND OUTSTNDING IMMAGE QUALITY.
Disadvantages: TOO COSTLY.

...This might not be suitable for all do to its cost. I almost emptied my savings for this but this will stay for quite a long time so I have to divert my savings in other field. I got this digital camera about a month ago. I got surprised when I realized that no review has been written on it. Well I am still wondering why ciao members do not write many reviews on digital cameras. A lot of rate in now products still lies ahead on digital cameras. Well this is a very fantastic product any way with a lot of features that will excite you. Digital camera has reached to some certain highs in modern technology. The thing that I like most is the TFT active matrix- 2.5 colour with built in display form factor. I think that in all the digital camera that I have come across, this is the most advanced. For my type that likes... Read review

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Advantages: NICE PICTURE, FANTASTIC FEATURES WITH HIGH ULTRA SPEED.
Disadvantages: MIGHT NOT BE USED BY EVERY BODY.

...I got this some couple of months ago, and what really made me to do so? Well I got this in preparation to the upcoming league season and as a die-hard football fan, I would not like most of the events to pass me by. Another thing that led me to buy this was that my previous digital camera had a little problem in snap shots and on the other hand, I have been looking for the slightest opportunity to buy another digital camera. But as the new season comes closer, I am using it already just to know on how it performs and it is doing very well. With the awesome features it has I think this really suites the events that I am looking up to. This is my first time of using a Nikon product and I am still looking up to its competence and capability but from the ones that I have seen of it, very fantastic. This delivers the ultra high... Read review

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Advantages: Competitively priced and packed with new features
Disadvantages: None! Any disadvantages would be entirely personal

...Flash bracketing - 2-9 frames in steps of 1/3, 1/2, 2/3 or 1 EV White balance bracketing - 2-9 frames in steps of 1, 2, or 3 Autofocus - 51 focus points Flash mode - Front curtain sync, rear curtain sync, slow sync, red-eye reduction, red-eye reduction with slow sync Playback - Full frame and thumbnail (4 or 9 images) playback with playback zoom, slideshow, histogram display, auto image rotation, and image comment up to 36 characters For full and more detailed specifications, please see http://www.nikonimaging.com/global/products/d300/o verview.htm ***Dimensions and Weight*** The Nikon D300 is approximately 5.8x4.5x2.9 inches and weighs around 825g, without the battery. I'd say that ideal camera weight is an entirely personal thing. Personally, I like the weight of the camera. I used to shoot with a much lighter... Read review

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Advantages: perfect grip, large prismatic viewfinder
Disadvantages: doesn't have internal memory

..., Landscape, Macro, Sport, Night landscape and Night portrait. Even when using the non-changeable regime the small display shows the exposure values, which I find really handy, because like that you know how does the camera handle a particular scene. The handbook supplied by Nikon is pretty explanative and besides just describing the camera they also give you shooting tips and explain the relation ISO-shutter speed-aperture as basics, so I found the book quite helpful but still, for a beginner, a good book about DSLR is an important source of knowledge. Nikon claims D80 starts in 0.18 sec and I can confirm that when you turn the lever to on position, it's on right away, so you're always ready to shoot. It's a 10.2 Megapixel camera with a CCD APS-C chip which Nikon marks as DX format, meaning it's designed for digital cameras and its crop... Read review

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Advantages: Quality Pictures, Easy to use, Compact
Disadvantages: Price but still worth it for a decent camera

...the Nikon D40x it had everything we wanted including a sport mode which was the main feature I wanted, as border collies don't keep still for very long! Me knowing absolutely nothing about digital SLR cameras was just happy to have a cool new camera get it home and try it out. ** The Nikon D40x Features ** *Auto-Focus Just like the previous model (D40) this camera has an auto focus feature all though it does not have a built in focus drive motor, so only works with lenses that have their own built in drive motor, suitable lenses for this feature are AF-S and AF-I lenses. The auto focus is brilliant for fast moving dogs and cars and anything else that moves so you can get pictures quickly, features of the auto focus include… Three area TTL phase detection, Nikon Multi-CAM530 auto focus module Detection range: EV -1 to +19 *10.2... Read review

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Advantages: Its a full digital SLR with interchangeable lenses
Disadvantages: Slight noise at 400ISO, poor strap design, nowt else !

...I worked my way thru the ranks of digital cameras. I started with a tiny Fuji MX1300 1.2MP with NO features. I soon tired of that and upgraded to an Olympus C40z which was great, it did so much more and I even did my sons wedding photos with it. Then I got the MegaPixel bug and upgraded to a Fuji s602Pro...... This nearly satisfied my cravings as a photographer, but there were things as an astronomer I still couldn’t do, like long exposures. So, a penny saving exercise and several eBay sales of junk later and I now own not only the Nikon D70 with the superb 18-70mm DX lens, but also the 70-300mm G lens for an extra £100 ! * FIRST IMPRESSIONS Its big and a lot heavier than the Fuji, but fits nicely into my hands. All the controls are very well placed ergonomically and I can adjust most essential settings now (after 2 weeks use... Read review

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Advantages: Great picture quality. Colour performance. Top-nocht CCD.
Disadvantages: Tiny. Flash performance.

...GENERAL OVERVIEW The Nikon Coolpix 3100 is one of the smallest digital cameras on the market. The Coolpix 3100 is designed to fit nicely into shirt or jacket pockets There is a 3x optical zoom lens built into the Coolpix and a 3.2-megapixel CCD for capturing high quality images, and a great amount of preset shooting modes. The camera works mainly under automatic control and both control layout and menu display are very easy to use. The Coolpix 3100 comes with a real-image optical viewfinder (recommended) and a 1.5-inch color LCD screen. Though the LCD monitor provides more accurate framing, its battery consumption is excessive. The camera is fitted with a 5.8-17.4mm zoom lens equivalent to a 38-114mm lens on a 35mm camera. Again in a digital camera we find ourselves with a moderate wideangle and an also moderate tele. I... Read review

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