Nikon D5000 Review

#1 John Merslich

thanks for this in depth wrap of the new D5000. Do I save a few hundred and go with the D5000 or kick in the extra for the D90? This is the question-still unanswered but closer to a decision after this read.

11:35 pm - Tuesday, June 23, 2009

#2 Gemma

Sounds great, I think I will be getting this looking for a small camera easy to take away on holidays… Already have D70 & D80

8:07 pm - Wednesday, July 8, 2009

#3 Rockyy

Hi…
this is great camera.
I have Canon SX110 9 megapixel and 10x zoom
this is great and lowest price camera…

249$

Its have super macro compatibility…
You can see some sample here…

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31972841@N06/

regards
Rocky
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11:08 am - Thursday, August 13, 2009

#4 Colin Angus

I had a client in my studio last night who had this camera, I would have liked to had a longer play but it’s a Nikon so we know the quality should be good.
Having said that I did find the lack of a wheel on the front a bit awkward and I also was not keen on the way the ISO menu was laid out. Why cant they just go strait to the ISO instead of messing about with different wordings and just say ISO100 etc instead of using words saying Low 1..
Can the rear screen be turned of I never had a chance to play properly and found it very distracting when trying to look through the viewfinder!!

8:34 am - Thursday, October 1, 2009

#5 paul

I purchased the d5000 when you use the camera for a week u get used to all the controls. Lightweight and fits perfectly in your hands.

8:00 pm - Monday, October 26, 2009