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D40 Incredible Pictures… Incredibly Easy!

With its 3.0x AF-S DX Zoom-NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II lens, the D40 offers ease of use and split-second shutter response that eliminates the annoyance of shutter delay.

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Reliability When I've needed to take that once-in-a-lifetime shot, my Nikon D40 has been there. The picture taking capabilities of the D40 are limited only by your imagination. July 20, 2010
Very handy very professional tool for the money.The quality of the workman ship is first class but the Nikon optics are can hold there own with the worlds Best. July 19, 2010
Perfect camera This camera exceeds my expectations, for a long while i favored my old canon 35mm slr over the new digital slr's. But when i bought this to replace it i quickly found that i can get great quality pictures faster and easier no 35m film required. perfect camera for hobbyist or professionals. June 29, 2012
Totally Flabbergasted By My D40 Some photographers out there (perticularly people who are new to the art) always think more is better; bigger is better. Fortunately, in reality, that is not the case. The simple design of the D40 makes it perfect for anyone from amateur to pro. It is truly capable of handling anything a professional grade camera is -if you know how to use it corretctly that is. Because it is compact and light weight it goes anywhere! (up rock walls and mountain sides!) And because it is no longer in production (sadly), it is easy to find one in immaculate condition and exteremly well priced second hand. I love mine! There may come a day when my D40 fails me and I will have to find a new camera to shoot, that will be a sad day, but until that time I wouldn't choose to shoot anything else! May 15, 2012
Nikon D40 I have this camera for 4 years and still work very good. May 13, 2012
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What 70-300mm telephoto lenses are compatible with my D-40

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Nikon offers two types of autofocus digital camera bodies: those with a built-in focus drive motor and those which require a lens to have a motor. Cameras such as the D3000 do not have a focus motor in it so they require the lens to have the focusing motor – an “AF-S” lens. While these bodies can use a lens with no focus motor (an “AF” lens) you would have to manually turn the focus ring to bring the subject in to sharp focus.
 
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my camera won't start up?

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Suddenly my camera won't start up, there nu big scratch or something at all.
 
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Try a back-up battery if the problem persists you're welcome to send your camera for evaluation.
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Problems with download of photos from my D40 to my pc

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PC with Windows 7, try to download photos (79 on camera) using a usb cable. Get error: UDB not recognized. I did update windows 7 32 bit software displayed on Nikon's site, but still receive the error message and my photos can not be downloaded. My PC does not have a card reader. Can only download with a USB cable.
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Why does it keep asking me to press the shutter release button?

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A little more info would be helpful..
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why has my flash stopped working

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in low lite areas or dark the flash pops up but does not flash
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If the flash is not working in any mode (P, S, A, M or in Auto) you will need to send your camera for service in order to be evaluated by one of our techs.
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Please see page# 89 of the user's manual for the D40. Trim option will create a cropped copies of existing photographs.
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How do you turn off the flash?

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Refer to page 34 of your manual, it will give all the info you need.
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How do I figure out what the resolution is that I am shooting with?

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Please see page # 50 of the user's manual for the D40.
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how to record movie ? pls write me steps for nokia d40.

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The D40 is unable to record video.
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How do I set the camera to have a date on the picture.

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I would like to have a date and time on my pictures when I view them and print them out. How do I do this?
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you can't. you can use a third party app to date-label your images, but since the date when the picture was taken is stored in the image metadata, a date-labeling function would be superflous.
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Why is there a red dot in my pictures?

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There is a single red dot that appears in the same location on all my pictures. If a picture is underexposed, it will also cause a red streak down the photo. I have had this problem consistently for years, in all settings, but since it is just one pixel I didn't start noticing until I became more serious with my photography and editing.
Is this something that can be repaired?
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How do I change my camera's lens?

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I am looking at buying the 70-300 mm f/4.5-5.6G IF-ED lens for an upcoming safari vacation but am not experienced with changing camera lens. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Please see page # 8 of the user's manual for the D40.
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Replaced my shutter on my D300s for around 350$ took about 3-4 weeks.
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are there any 16gb or 8 bg memory cards that are compatible with d40?

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4 GB maximum.
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Nikon D40, shutter is erratic. shutterbox failure? or something with auto focus?

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it's been hit or miss with taking pictures. sometimes it works, but more often than not, i'm having trouble. won't focus and won't take a picture in auto. if i switch functions (to portrait or landscape and press the shutter a few times, i might get a picture. then i return to auto and do get a picture or two before it quits again. seems to be related to the auto focus ... if that's working, i get a shot. otherwise, nothing. btw, i only shoot in auto, i don't know manual yet). THANKS!!
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why wont my pictures upload onto my computer?

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Are you uploading via card reader or directly from the camera via USB? If loading direct from camera do you have Nikon View NX software?
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D40 + telescope

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I have a D40 and recently purchased a telescope I have all the adaptors to attach the camera body to the eyepiece but the camera thinks there is no lens attached does anyone have any suggestions as to how I should set the camera up in this configuration?
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where can i purchase glass lens if breaks?

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If you are referring to the lens elements themselves (not a filter screwed into the front of the lens), you cannot. You can send it in for repair, but chances are unless it is an expensive pro lens, the cost of repair will be greater than the cost of replacement.
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replacment battery cover for D40?

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The battery cover for our Nikon D40 has gone missing...and we need to replace it but have no idea if we can find that a store or if we need to purchase it directly from Nikon USA?

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Please get in contact with the Nikon Parts Department
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Can I convert a NEF file to JPG?

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I took several images on a recent vacation as NEF files. Can I convert them to JPG?
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Yes you can, it can be done in just a couple of clicks in View NX 2.
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lock settings for remote and turn off auto-off

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I'd like to use my remote for an extended period of time (long than the maximum auto off of 15 min.)
After the camera auto off's - all the settings switch back to the defaults. I've tried this on auto and program settings with no success. I want the shooting mode setting to stay ON in the quick-response remote. Please, help. (This is for my wedding on 11.11.11)
Also, is their any way to keep this camera on? To avoid the auto shut off.
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Is there an LCD monitor cover for the D40?

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They are available from 3rd party suppliers.
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Why won't one of my lens auto focus with my D40?

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i got the kit lens 18-55mm, 35mm and 55-200mm. Out of all of my lens, the 35mm lens won't auto focus. I tried with my other lens and they can auto focus just fine :(
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Please verify that your lens is not set to M (manual) instead of A.
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In the Nikon D40, while on playback press the multi selector up or down in order to choose the correct display.
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Why will it only take pictures on manual focus and taking pictures won't work on automatic focus anymore?

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What's the best way to shoot a basketball game in a gym?

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Is the Nikon - AF-S DX Nikkor 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6 VR Zoom Lens compatible for the D40?

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yes
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is there a place where i can take my nikon and sale it

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nikon d40 like new camera
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how do i set my d40 back to default settings

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How to buy?

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How do you buy it through Nikon's website? I feel dumb for having to ask that.
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Seeings as the D40 has been discontinued, for some time now, I doubt very much if you would be able to buy it from Nikon, and indeed anywhere else, new.
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December 2007, Nikon D40 - 2007 Eddy Award winner

Macworld’s Kelly Turner bestowed a great honor upon the entry-level D40 digital SLR, naming it a 2007 Eddy Award winner. The D40’s compact, lightweight design, in-camera feature and ease of use won the editors over proving that the D40 is a great camera for budding photographers looking to capture stunning images with ease.


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American Photo Editor’s Choice 2007 Award

The editors of American Photo and Popular Photography have awarded the Nikon D40 digital SLR camera an American Photo Editor’s Choice 2007 Award.  Russell Hart and Jonathan Barkey called the Nikon D40 one of the top three entry-level digital SLRs on the market this year. They were impressed with the D40’s affordability and strong features and raved about the handling, superior performance and great picture quality. Of the three cameras selected, the D40 was named the “best buy.” The D40 was comfortable to use, and its menu system was one of the best that Hart and Barkey had seen in any entry-level digital SLR.


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February 2007, Nikon D40

by Laptop Magazine

Laptop Magazine’s recent review of the Nikon D40 begins with two words – “Power & Simplicity.” According to Laptop’s editors, the camera’s compact and lightweight design, intuitive interface and in-camera editing help users become “professional photographers overnight.” The review also highlights some of the camera’s top-of-the-line features, such as its 2.5-inch LCD screen and its ability to capture 2.5 pictures per second continuously for up to 100 pictures.

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January 2007, Nikon D40

by Dan Richards

Dan Richards of Popular Photography and Imaging has released his hands-on review of the Nikon D40. Richards introduced the D40 as “Nikon’s newest D-SLR that was designed for everyone.” Richards noted the camera’s upgrades, such as the viewfinder, processor speed, burse rate and in-camera editing. He also commented on how small and light the camera was and applauded its simplified layout. Richards concluded that the Nikon D40 was designed to “attract lots of first time D-SLR buyers” and is a camera that will not scare or intimidate anyone.

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December 2006, Nikon D40

by Lori Grunin

Lori Grunin recently reviewed the Nikon D40 for CNET and awarded the camera high marks for photo quality. In her tests, Grunin found “very low noise images, minimal lens distortion, excellent metering and exposure and pleasing colors.” She concluded her review of the D40 by proclaiming “if you’ve got a budding photographer in the family or want to step up to your first D-SLR, the Nikon D40 is a great choice.”

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November 2006, Nikon D40

by Ian Austen

Ian Austen from The New York Times wrote about the recent release of the new Nikon D40. Austen praises the camera’s functions and points out that the “camera takes a novel approach to giving photographers advice on how to use it.” Austen enjoyed the fact that D40 users can preview the effects of different settings before they take pictures by viewing sample photos on the camera’s screen. Austen concludes that the camera distinguishes itself from its competitors by allowing users to understand and utilize the camera’s abilities to their fullest in all different settings and picture types.

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November 2006, Nikon D40

by Shawn Barnett

Imaging Resource’s Shawn Barnett released his review of the Nikon D40. Barnett referred to the D40 as a “wonderful take-everywhere SLR” that had a quality feel to it, and was fun to shoot with. Barnett praised the D40 for its features and controls that were borrowed from the higher-end Nikon D80. Barnett concluded that the Nikon D40 was a “class act.”

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November 2006, Nikon D40

by Darren Murph

In Engadget’s recent Nikon D40 review, Darren Murph proclaimed that the D40 has made a “solid entrance into the endless world of D-SLR shooting.” Murph was impressed with the D40’s strong build quality and noted that its small size did not prevent the camera from offering many features and controls. According to Murph, the D40 is easy to use, yet it contains many helpful additions to in-camera abilities that were borrowed from the more advanced Nikon D80 D-SLR.