Comments on: Nikon D40 http://www.10digitalcameras.com/nikon/d40-dslr-reviews-rating The 10 Best Digital Cameras Around Thu, 14 Jan 2010 04:35:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Movie Reviews http://www.10digitalcameras.com/nikon/d40-dslr-reviews-rating/comment-page-1#comment-55 Movie Reviews Mon, 27 Apr 2009 23:55:36 +0000 http://www.10digitalcameras.com/?p=77#comment-55 I really like this camera. I use mine mostly for product photos for my webshop. I have two girls, 2 and 6 yeqars old so it have also been quite a lot of family photos. This is a camera that I can recommend. Easy to use, gaeat ohotos and a decent price. I really like this camera. I use mine mostly for product photos for my webshop.
I have two girls, 2 and 6 yeqars old so it have also been quite a lot of family photos.
This is a camera that I can recommend. Easy to use, gaeat ohotos and a decent price.

]]> By: Dancing Chick http://www.10digitalcameras.com/nikon/d40-dslr-reviews-rating/comment-page-1#comment-14 Dancing Chick Thu, 01 Jan 2009 15:44:02 +0000 http://www.10digitalcameras.com/?p=77#comment-14 I've owned my D40 for two years now. I've shot landscapes, portraits, urban candids, kid candids, pet candids, basketball, soccer, football, dog agility competitions, fireworks, etc... the Nikon D40 handles it all with ease. Sure you can spend more, and you'll probably be just as happy with a more expensive camera. But for the vast majority of casual and serious photo hobbyists, this is all the camera you'll need. Take some of the money you save buying the Nikon D40 and invest in some good photography books (or borrow them at your local library)and/or a photo workshop or two. Believe me -- that will do more to improve your images than a more expensive camera ever could. I’ve owned my D40 for two years now. I’ve shot landscapes, portraits, urban candids, kid candids, pet candids, basketball, soccer, football, dog agility competitions, fireworks, etc… the Nikon D40 handles it all with ease. Sure you can spend more, and you’ll probably be just as happy with a more expensive camera. But for the vast majority of casual and serious photo hobbyists, this is all the camera you’ll need. Take some of the money you save buying the Nikon D40 and invest in some good photography books (or borrow them at your local library)and/or a photo workshop or two. Believe me — that will do more to improve your images than a more expensive camera ever could.

]]> By: DGR http://www.10digitalcameras.com/nikon/d40-dslr-reviews-rating/comment-page-1#comment-13 DGR Thu, 01 Jan 2009 15:43:16 +0000 http://www.10digitalcameras.com/?p=77#comment-13 I don't like to lug around a big camera, so the size of the Nikon D40 is perfect to carry in a small camera bag or in a mini bag inside a purse, which is great plus on a vacation. If you've been waiting to go digital, then the Nikon D40 is a great place to start. I don’t like to lug around a big camera, so the size of the Nikon D40 is perfect to carry in a small camera bag or in a mini bag inside a purse, which is great plus on a vacation.

If you’ve been waiting to go digital, then the Nikon D40 is a great place to start.

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