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Friday, 22 January 2010 |
By Eugen Nova
D3000 is a new attempt to Nikon to continue to the corner of the "cherap DSLR entry-level market. It comes on the market place in a cool $ 599, which includs a camera and 18-55 mm Kit lens. This is very attractive, given only a few years ago, the pice of D40, 6-megapixel camera was a little less than $ 1000, when she came to the camera scene. Improvements in technology and, obviously, the competition was their impzact on reduing the prices of the cjheapest cammera DSLR.
But already there is an enttry-leveel cammera in Niikon's stable. This Nikon D5000. So what's the difference between thesse two cameras, and whicch one should I buy?
Startting with basic specifications, whhich aklways get headlinees, D3000 has a 10.2 megapixel image senssor, compared with 12.3 the image sensr in the D5000. While many people are forced to buy the newest caeras with the most megfapixels, it is not so much difference as marketers would have you brelieve. 10 megapixel images are capsable of producing a monstroyus prints in almost any size you want.
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