Nikon has been producing cameras for more than half a century. Although brands like Canon and Sony may seem like the most popular when it comes to amateur cameras, any photography expert will highly recommend a Nikon camera if you really want to get started in professional photography.
Nikon’s DX series has been on the market for quite a few years and has generated a huge following. Its latest model, the D60, was one of the best-selling cameras on the market, which generated a lot of excitement for the new model. At the very least, the Nikon D90 DX 12.3MP digital SLR camera is finally here and let me tell you that it doesn’t disappoint one bit in any way.
One of the biggest improvements to the D90 SLR camera is its design. Although it houses all the features of the previous model and more, the new model appears more compact and has a more robust design. Several new shortcut buttons have been added to allow you to select certain functions without going through the menu. Compared to the previous D60, the new D90 fits my palm better even though it is slightly heavier.
The visual clarity of the new Nikon D90 DX 12.3MP digital SLR camera has been vastly improved with the introduction of the 18-105 VR lens. There are a wide range of picture modes to choose from to create the correct effects you want from an image. Like most high-end digital cameras, the D90 comes with a light meter. The light meter on this model is very sensitive and can be adjusted to suit your needs and preferences.
The new D90 digital camera has a wide range of ISO settings. Personally, I use the auto-ISO setting most of the time, as the results are always impressive. You can also customize the ISO to a certain level so that the camera can automatically adjust the ISO to the optimum level during specific lighting conditions.