For passionate photographers a D-SLR with a 10.2-MP DX-Format CCD, Nikon's high-resolution Image Processing Engine and 3 fps continuous firing.
Supplied Accessories
- EN-EL3e Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
- MH-18a Quick Charger
- EG-D2 Audio Video Cable
- UC-E4 USB Cable
- AN-DC1 Strap
- BF-1A Body cap
- DK-5 Eyepiece Cap
- DK-21 Rubber Eyecup
- BM-7 LCD monitor cover
- Accessory shoe cover
- Software Suite CD-ROM
*Supplied accessories may differ depending on country or area.
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My camera is reading err, shutter works. it is not focusing, doesn't recoginize the lens. what can I do
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In addition, what is the difference between Nikon 80 - 200mm F2.8 AF-D / Nikon 80 - 200mm F2.8AF-S? Which lense is more appropriate for Nikon D80?
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70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II and the AF Zoom-Nikkor 80-200mm f/2.8D ED. I would get the 70-200 if you don't mind spending the extra money, the VRII vibration reduction is well worth it if you are trying to shoot without a tripod.
AF lenses autofocus with the lens motor built into the camera (the d80 has this). AF-S lenses have a focus motor built into the lens.
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Answer Title: Can I take my digital SLR camera overseas on a vacation?
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I've had this problem for over a year now. The battery will show that it is almost empty even after a full charge
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The light areas in some photos flash from black and back to lght again on the LCD monitor,does anyone know why?
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I have a d80? What is a good versatile lens to use at social functions?
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Award Winner
American Photo Editor’s Choice 2007 Award, July 2007
The Nikon D80 digital SLR camera recently received an American Photo Editor’s Choice 2007 Award from the editors of American Photo and Popular Photography. Editors, Russell Hart and Jonathan Barkey, named the Nikon D80 one of the top advanced digital SLRs of the year. Hart and Barkey emphasized that the D80 produced great images and was the best handling camera in the advanced digital SLR field. The large glass pentaprism viewfinder was called one of the best in its class as well. Hart and Barkey were impressed with the D80’s outstanding menu design and its in-camera editing features such as cropping and red-eye fix. The Nikon D80 was able to make quite a name for itself, even in a crowded advanced digital SLR field.
Award Winner
Macworld Editors’ Choice Award, February 2007
Macworld’s Ben Long selected the Nikon D80 for his Editors’ Choice Award. Long was impressed with the D80’s “tremendous quality at a great price” and the features that the camera offered. Long admired the D80 for handling more like a high-end digital SLR and commented on how the D80 produced excellent image quality. Long concluded that the Nikon D80 has raised the bar for its competition in the sub-$1000 digital SLR market.
Review
February 2007, Nikon D80
by Dan Richards and Michael McNamaraDan Richards and Michael McNamara of Popular Photography and Imaging have awarded the Nikon D80 top honors in their 10 megapixel digital SLR shootout. Richards and McNamara were very pleased with the control and image quality of the D80. They wrote that the D80 has an “outstanding, super-sensitive 11-point AF system” and lots of image presets to help adjust and correct images within the camera. The D80 also provided excellent overall color accuracy throughout their tests and the “resolution and image detail were superb.” Richards and McNamara agreed that the D80 is “a megaton hit.”
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January/February 2007, Nikon D80
by Mike StensvoldThe Nikon D80 was recently included in the PC Photo article, “Hot New D-SLRs” in their January/February 2007 issue. Mike Stensvold wrote that the D80 is not only a fast camera that can keep up with the quickest of subjects, but also offers “outstanding color and tone reproduction.” Stensvold was impressed with the camera’s many helpful features and controls such as D-Lighting, Trim, Image Overlay and monochrome settings and film effects. At the end of his review, Stensvold claimed, “Notably smaller and lighter than the D200, the D80 offers many of its features in a much lower-priced package.”
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January 2007, Nikon D80
by Men's JournalThe Nikon D80 was included in the Last-Minute Holiday Wish List gift guide in the January 2007 issue of Men's Journal. The D80 has a “top-notch image processing engine” to go along with 10.2 megapixels and a “super fast 11-point autofocus.” The D80 also provides users with a bright 2.5-inch LCD screen and wireless flash. Men's Journal concluded that the D80 is “best for the budding pro.”
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January 2007, Nikon D80
by Eric ButterfieldPC World named the Nikon D80 one of the top ten digital cameras in their January 2007 issue. Eric Butterfield called the D80 an eagerly anticipated camera that built upon the qualities that the Nikon D70 offered. Butterfield called the D80 a “fast, powerful SLR.” Image quality, battery life and overall design were given very high marks as well. Butterfield praised the D80 for offering many features such as a large 2.5-inch LCD screen, 10.2 megapixels and 7 different scene modes.
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December 2006, Nikon D80
by Maxim MagazineThe Nikon D80 was featured in the “Upgrade” section of the December 2006 issue of Maxim. According to Maxim, the 10.2 megapixel D80 out performs more expensive digital SLR cameras and has “the power to snap 100 consecutive pics at three frames per second.” The writers at Maxim found that the D80 performed very well, and, in addition, offers features that advanced-level digital SLR cameras have.
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December 2006, Nikon D80
by George SchaubGeorge Schaub of Shutterbug magazine has recently reviewed the Nikon D80 and found the camera to be unlike any digital SLR camera that he has previously reviewed. Schaub applauded the D80 when he wrote that the “enhanced battery life is certainly a boon for those taking this camera on a hike or a long weekend’s shoot.” He concluded that the D80 is “an excellent traveling companion” due to its solid feel and strong body build.
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December 2006, Nikon D80
by Ibarionex R. PerelloIbarionex R. Perello from PC Photo called the Nikon D80 a “small but powerful” camera. According to Perello, the D80 is a camera that packs all the key features needed to take great pictures in a compact package. Perello noted that the D80 was able to “produce sharp photographs with accurate exposure” even under the toughest conditions.
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November/December 2007, Nikon D80
by Jonathan BarkeyAmerican Photo’s Jonathan Barkey has chosen the Nikon D80 as his Editor’s Choice in the magazine’s November issue. Barkey noted that the D80 offered good ISO range from 100 to 3200 and had wireless flash control and D-Lighting processing. Barkey commented that the D80 and the higher-end Nikon D200 shared many of the same high-end features and controls, stating that the D80 “gives you identical image quality and many of the same assets” as its higher-end relative, the D200.
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October 2006, Nikon D80
by Terry SullivanTerry Sullivan of PC Magazine wrote a dazzling review of the Nikon D80 digital SLR camera, stating that the camera “packs excellent performance, very good image quality, and a long zoom lens.” Overall, Sullivan was very pleased with the features and controls that the camera borrowed from the higher end Nikon D200. Sullivan comments that the Nikon D80 has been the most eagerly anticipated digital SLR released this year and concludes that the camera “doesn’t disappoint.”
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October 2006, Nikon D80
by Dave EtchellsDave Etchells of Imaging Resource has completed a full hands-on review of the Nikon D80 and candidly writes that the Nikon D80 “is a superb photographic tool, offering value well beyond its relatively modest price point.” The build quality of the D80 was one of the focuses of Etchells’ review, and he stated that the D80 was “solidly built, well-balanced in the hand, highly responsive and delivers excellent image quality.” Etchells concludes his review with a high recommendation and describes the Nikon D80 as “one of the better cameras on the market.”
