Good image quality and performance, HD video capability, Essentially a D90 for less money,
HD video time limited, No AF for video, Too expensive for an entrylevel camera,
When Nikon released the D90 consumers quickly fell in love with the video capability built into a full-featured DSLR. Unfortunately, the largest market interested in shooting video with a DSLR is the entry-level consumer market ... and the D90 is just ...
Published: 2009-04-27, Author: Elias , review by: techworld.com
The Nikon D5000 is one of the most impressive digital SLR cameras on the market. Not only can it be used as a fully fledged D-SLR with manual settings, but it can shoot movies and also be used in a similar way to an advanced compact or a point-and-sho...
Abstract: Today (04/14/09) Nikon announced a new entry level DSLR, the D5000. In terms of features its similar to the D90, but with the following significant "downgrades": The D5000 cannot AF with Nikon lenses which require a motor in the camera body. It can...
Abstract: Nikon intros first DSLR with articulating screen Read the Press Release: Nikon announces the New D5000 Nikon D5000 available from May, guide price - body only £719.99, with AF-S 18-55 kit lens £799.99 Read the Nikon press release and specifications Nik...
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Abstract: I personally buy from Adorama, Amazon, Ritz, B&H, Calumet and J&R. I cant vouch for ads below. The Nikon D5000 is a newer version of the Nikon D90 in a smaller, lighter package with a fl...
Abstract: Nikon introduces another model tier to its D-SLR range primarily to compete with Canon's highly successful EOS 400/450/500D dynasty. Paul Burrows tries out the ‘entry-level plus' D5000.Underneath the D5000's compact bodyshell is quite a lot of the D90 , i...
Rotating, articulating LCD screen , HDMI output , Quiet shutter release , Wireless flash control built-in , Good colours and image quality , Excellent noise control
Screen resolution relatively poor , Often underexposes , Small viewfinder
Judged on its own merits, the D5000 is a great digital SLR for those wanting something a bit better than the entry-level D60 model, and equals or betters a lot of the performance specifications of the D90....
Excellent Live View implementation, useful scene modes and shooting hints, comfortable to use, fast shot-to-shot and burst mode performance
No dedicated aperture dial, no shortcut for ISO setting, videos were jumpy
Nikon’s D5000 is an easy-to-use digital SLR. It’s not a big camera, so it won’t be too hard to carry on outdoor adventures and overseas trips — unless you also pack plenty of lenses and accessories. We recommend it for anyone who w...
