Image quality, fast start up, customisable control, USB 2.0 connectivity, programmable “FUNC” button, build, ease of use, in-camera editing, help menu system.
Pricier than competition, slower (than D70s’) top shutter speed, but not much else!
The D80 reveals an unusual level of attention to detail from Nikon; 32 customisable options mean the camera can be tailored to almost any user’s proclivities. Excellent handling and build, superb performance from the metering and the focus set up add...
Outstanding image quality, full manual-control, built-in flash works well, quick startup times, high-end resolution, bright and sharp LCD
Overall cost is high, some response times should be better
When you think of a Nikon camera, high performance and sharp images are expected. The performance level of Nikons D80 digital SLR camera should be no surprise then; its a high-end model aimed at intermediate photographers who want -- and can afford ...
Abstract: With the , you get exceptional performance, a large, bright and clear optical viewfinder, and excellent image quality with low noise up to ISO 800....
Abstract: To say the Nikon D80 was anticipated with excitement, is to put it mildly. When the courier turned up with his small package (well it was cold) we had some idle chitchat but inside my head I was shouting: JUST GIVE ME THE BOX, HAND IT OVER - I WANT TH...
Abstract: We were not expecting so many professional features in what is presented as a consumer-friendly enthusiast digital SLR, but there they are nonetheless. With customizability rivaling that of the much more expensive and clearly professional level Nikon D...
Images with high detail and low noise, Superior build quality and handling to rivals, Best viewfinder experience in its class, Superb metering, flash and AF performance
Higher price than rival 10Mpixel DSLRs, No physical anti-dust feature, No anti-shake in standard kit, RAW adjustment software not included
here’s how it measures up against several key models. Compared to Nikon D70s Despite being closer in many respects as a successor to the entry-level D50, the D80 officially replaces the D70s. There’s certainly many reasons to upgrade from the...
Abstract: NIKON D80 REVIEW Matching the wish list with the results After following the speculation in our Nikon D80 Users Group forum at Nikonians Id say Nikon has delivered on many fronts. Its clear this new D80 DSLR can not be slotted simply as a straight re...
Abstract: Hot from the creators of the photo trades most enduring dream machines, Nikon’s latest SLR combines top of the range technologies with compact convenience. A high-resolution sensor and lightning-speed processor are just two of the D80’s many c...
Abstract: Suddenly the 10 Megapixels market seems very crowded. The Nikon D80 competes among them with a large viewfinder, strong ergonomics, great build quality and a high-level of customization. Image quality is rather good with slightly over saturated colors...
