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Zusammenfassung: The D40 is Nikons new entry-level digital SLR. Priced at just $599 with an 18 - 55 mm lens, the D40 is one of the lowest priced SLRs on the market. Nikon didnt cut a lot of corners to keep the price down, either -- this is a very capable camera. I...
Excellent image quality, Low sensitivity to noise, Excellent 3D Matrix and iTTL metering, Bright viewfinder, Very fast to start, Very good monitor, Excellent autonomy with battery, Light and compact, Wellpriced
No Depth Of Field Preview, No LCD panel for settings, No autofocus with AFD and G lenses, No composition grid in the viewfinder, Video out cable as an option
The Nikon D40 takes over for the D50, becoming the new starting point for Nikons line-up of digital SLR cameras. This sharply-priced camera offers a 6.1 megapixel resolution, a 2.5-inch monitor, but to keep it at this price point, some of the function...
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Veröffentlicht: 2006-11-23, Autor: Lori , Testbericht von: cnet.com
Excellent feel and compact size; very customizable menu architecture; nice guidance for dSLR newbies; excellent noise characteristics for high-ISO shots.
Slow kit lens; occasionally slow to focus; only 6 megapixels; raw editing software costs extra; control scheme can be awkward; no automatic sensor cleaning.
The Nikon D40 is a great transition camera for going from point-and-shoot to your first dSLR.
Zusammenfassung: The competition at the lower end of the DSLR market is killing. There are a lot of players and everyone is trying to be the market leader, or at least to steal a share of the market from their competitors. Nikon is rejoining the fray with their newest ...
Excellent image quality, great resolution and detail, who needs eight megapixels?, Surprisingly good build quality, tight shut lines, Very compact and lightweight (especially with kit lens) yet still comfortable to use, Kit lens is better quality than man...
No lens motor in body means non-AF-S/AF-I lenses are manual focus only, Disappointingly RAW+JPEG setting only records Basic quality JPEGs, No status LCD panel on top of camera (we hate to see these go), No exposure or white balance bracketing, No hard but...
The D40 is perhaps one of Nikons most important digital SLRs. Its certainly their smallest and lightest, their most affordable and ships with a fairly decent kit lens too. But noteworthy is the fact that its their first digital SLR not to provide A...
Smallest Nikon DSLR to date, great for travel and all-day carry
Quiet shutter andAF operation: a very "polite" camera
Good dynamic range, particularly in the shadows
Excellent high-ISO performance
Very well laid-out controls, fewer buttons ye...
Good dynamic range, but prone to losing highlight detail
In-camera contrast adjustment has almost no effect
Only 3 AF regions
Auto white balance setting doesnt handle household incandescent lighting well
Kit lens shows dramatic flare, well in from the...
Nikon really shocked the market with the D40. Weve been pleasantly surprised with its excellent performance in low light and its simple grace as a day-to-day shooter. Then we remind ourselves that all this quality comes at less than $600, and we shake...
Zusammenfassung: vs. D50/D70 Compared to D200, D80, D70, D50, D40 and Canon 5D and XTi My D40 is too much fun. I own all sorts of serious cameras like the Canon 5D, Nikon D200, D80 and D70, but my D40, with its weightless 18-55mm lens and SB-400 flash, is what I grab ...
But that may just be a measure of how caught up we've all become in the megapixel war. After all, image quality doesn't depend solely on megapixels. Our tests of the latest 10-megapixel models suggest that they're intrinsically a little sharper than a ...
