Friday, 14 December 2007
Nikon D40X review
The Nikon D40X is the big brother to the D40, which is Nikon’s entry-level digital SLR (dSLR) camera.
To look at, the Nikon D40X is almost identical to the D40, however it offers better resolution (10.2-megapixels, as opposed to six). Although it’s slightly heavier, the D40X is faster, offers better batter life and has a better lens than the D40.
The Nikon D40 was already a good performer for anyone looking for an entry-level dSLR camera, and the D40X builds on that success for only a little extra cash. Image quality is good and there is enough in the way of modes to help anyone who isn’t all that comfortable with dSLR yet.
The Nikon D40X better suited to anyone who is slightly above beginner level - perhaps if you’re looking for a second digital SLR camera.
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