Nikon Camera

I want a Nikon camera, at least 7 megapixels. I want it to have a rechargeable battery. It needs to be under $200 (and hopefully around $150) If anyone could give me a website that has one of these cameras i would greatly appreciate it. =)

nikonusa.com
yahoo shopping

2007-11-22 11:05:44 by xxagainandagainxx

Experience even closer encounters with Nikons Coolpix P90, with 12.1 effective megapixels and an incredible 24x optical Zoom-NIKKOR ED glass lens ...

I saw an ad a while back where you could become a tester for Nikon cameras by taking pictures and sending result to Nikon and the tester gets to keep the camera. Does anyone know how to become one?

Are you an established photographer? Do you have a portfolio that shows the ability you have? What are your qualifications? Companies generally don't just "give away" expensive products because someone says they'll test them. An offer such as the one you mention is limited to a handful of cameras and the qualifying criteria (as well as the legal obligations one has to agree to in order to be considered) are quite stringent.

If you're truly interested in becoming a tester, you should write to the company expressing that interest. Be prepared to answer a battery of questions if they even consider your request.

2009-08-01 21:28:03 by Josh

Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)
10.0-megapixel resolution for photo-quality prints up to 16 x 20 inches
Nikon's Smart Portrait System , Red-eye Fix, Face Priority AE and more

We just got a new computer with Windows Vista. I have the software that came with the Nikon camera, we also have Windows photo gallery on our computer and a Windows XP version of Adobe Photoshop elements (would that run ok on Windows Vista?) Which program would be best?

Interestingly enough, I have Elements 2.0 and it seems to work with Vista just fine.

Elements is not super powerful, but it sure gets many jobs done just fine.

2008-01-07 19:23:57 by debbystamps

Price: $199.00

HD (720p) Movie Recording with Stereo Sound and HDMI Output
4-way VR Image Stabilization System
7x Wide-Angle Optical Zoom-NIKKOR ED Glass Lens

I am an aspiring photographer and I am planning on buying my first big camera this weekend. I know I want a Nikon but dont know which I should get? I want a high quality camera that will take great pics but wont put me in the hole. Also, does anyone know if they make film cameras anymore? If so, where can I find one? It seems like everyone has gone digital these days. Thanks!

I would say that the NIkon D80 would be the best camera that you can start with, reason being, is very versatile, easy to use, decent when it comes to results and the price on it is right. I wonder who is not put in a "triple hole" by the D3 :) You can find the D80 with a 18-135 mm lens for about 1k on bhphotovideo.com

2008-06-18 14:32:23 by Cami F

What is the best Nikon camera that is not too expensive but is great quality? I am really into photography mostly nature like sunsets and storms but people too and I am looking for a new camera. I am not even 100% sure if Nikon in the best type of camera but I have always been interested in them.

If anyone is a photographer and has some tips on which camera to look at and what has worked for them that would be great.

Thank you so much!
Also if you have site links to any of the cameras you list that would be helpful but if not that is okay.
And also I just started photography so nothing incredibly heavy duty.

are we talking film or digital?

For film, a used F100 or N90x would be the cheapest good camera.

For digital look for a used D50...

If you are dedicated to getting it cheap then don't get a new camera... they don't hold their value very well and you can get decent results with the right used equipment when you starting out.

DO NOT get a new D40, D40x or D60... they aren't much more advanced than a D50 and are in fact less advanced in some areas not to mention they are not as compatible with existing Nikon lenses as the D50.

2008-06-08 08:03:47 by Jackiie Louu