NIKON D 80 in detail and features

D80 advantages:

The advanced image processing engine inherited from Nikon's industry-leading professional D-SLR cameras.

3D Color Matrix Metering II Automatic** control.

The precise 11-zone AF system includes the same amount of focus area as the professional D2 series cameras.

ISO100 to 1600 automatic sensitivity adjustment, Hi-1 high-speed response speed, perfect for capturing instantaneous images.

Multiplex can form a single image within the camera from 3 consecutive times.

New high-resolution, high-viewing angle inch LCD display.

Built-in slideshow options include advanced PictMotion display options.

The bright pentaprism viewfinder has a magnification of up to a maximum magnification, guaranteeing the clearest possible viewing.

The optional MB-D80 battery grip adds additional shooting capability and increases shooting stability.

Disadvantages: The continuous shooting ability is not strong enough.

Lack of fuselage dedusting system.

The D80 body has a focus motor and a parametric electronic screen.

No other entry-level machine has the same performance as the D80.

There are a lot of people who position the D80 in the mid-range machine, and there are people who position it in the entry-level machine.

The D60 is not comparable to the D80, which does not have a body lens driver. Upgrades are restricted.

The 450D seems to be a bit better than the D80, but it turns out that the 450D is still a section behind.

The specific performance will be known when you get started.

Hello landlord: I am very happy to answer for you, the D80 is a digital single-lens reflex camera, with an AF-S DX 18-135mmf zoom-nikkor if-ed lens set.

10,000-pixel CCD image sensor.

The inch LCD screen has an ultra-wide viewing angle and an automatic focus area.

Fast start-up in seconds and extremely short shutter lag.

5.Wide and bright multiplier viewfinder.

Filter effects and a range of image enhancements.

7.Compatible with AF, AF-S and DX-Nikkor lenses.

Hope mine is helpful to you!

The Nikon D80 camera has the following parameters: a 10.2 million pixel CCD sensor with a one-format lens magnification and so on.

Nikon D80 uses an 11-point autofocus system, which can cover most of the focusing area, the focusing time is faster, and each frame of the focus point can be focused independently, the Nikon D80 body is newly designed, with a relatively flat design, and the external dimensions are 132 77 103mm. The body weighs about 585 grams and uses an SD SDHC card as a storage medium. The battery system uses a lithium-ion battery with the model EN-EL3E.

ISO is 100 200 400 800 1600. The shutter speed is 30-1 4000 seconds. It also has an inch LCD display and an optical viewfinder with a 94% field view.

The Nikon D80 is a popular DSLR camera. Although it has been on the market for a long time, its sales and popularity are very high.

Nikon D80 camera design concept

The Nikon D80 inherits Nikon's consistent design style in terms of appearance, drawing on the successful experience of D200 and D70S and D50, and is similar to Nikon D70S in terms of body workmanship and materials, with a more solid and heavy feel, and the volume and storage system refer to the design of Nikon D50. The sleeve is equipped with a sleeve that covers a longer focal section than the predecessor D70S, and it belongs to the same level of products as the predecessor D70S.

The Nikon D80 can shoot images up to 10.2 million pixels, reflecting Nikon's traditional style in terms of menus and functions. It offers a wide range of ISO speed options, precise white balance adjustments, metering, and an AF system, as well as additional multi-sale** and filter capabilities to complete the capability.

Personally, I think, you should learn more photography skills, don't take a detour, I'm a commercial photographer, what model is just a tool for me, but photography skills such as time control, depth of field control, color control, light control... It's not like you're going to have a camera, I hope my answer will help you. By the way, the D80 is very easy to use, and if you really want to have any tricks, reading the manual a few times is better than anything else!