Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Nikon D40 review at DCViews
We are pleased to see that the Nikon D40, although a scaled down model from other Nikons in size, does not lack any vital functions. This is a very responsive camera that comes with dynamic, three area TTL phase detection auto focus; three metering options with Nikon’s exclusive 3D colour matrix metering II; an ISO range of 200 to 3200 and extras like flashlight compensation and exposure compensation (without bracketing incidentally). Images can be captured in JPEG or RAW format and there is an extensive in-camera retouch menu with many editing functions for those wanting to get creative. The fact that it is “only” 6-megapixel in today’s market is not a disadvantage as large prints (A3 plus) can still be made with excellent results.
- For the complete review visit DCViews
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