Nikon's newest starter SLR is compact -- and packed. March 4, 2008 — -- There was a time, back in the days of film (you remember film, don't you?), when Nikon, competing with Canon as industry ...

So let’s suppose you are that person, you know, the one who really likes to take snapshots, but you’re a bit disgruntled, because your once beloved point-and-shoot isn’t cutting it anymore. You long ...

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The leaked specs earlier today were spot on and I don’t have too much else to add. The most exciting feature on the D60 is the Stop-Motion Movie mode, which allows you to make stop-animation movie ...

The process of purchasing a digital camera can be a gruelling one. If the vast selection doesn’t tire you, then all of the feature comparisons between the different models can be. The fact is, for ...

While we've seen some exciting announcements from Canon and Pentax in the last week, and from "http:="" ces.cnet.com="" 8301-13855_1-9841161-67.html"="">Sony at CES, Nikon's PMA SLR announcement ...

Nikon obviously couldn’t let PMA pass without its own fresh volley into the cutthroat consumer-level DSLR market: Enter the D60. It’s a D40X refresh, not a whole new cam built from scratch—it still ...

Nikon has introduced a series of new, consumer-friendly Coolpix digital cameras meeting the needs of everyone from point-and-shoot shutterbugs to advanced photographers with more demanding needs—plus ...

Just on the heels of the camera's official announcement, Nikon has now announced official pricing for its new 10.2MP entry-level dSLR. The camera, which will be available in stores in February 2008, ...

Nikon has unveiled its D60 Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) camera, coming in February. Pricing was not announced. The D60 features a compact body not unlike the D40, and has a 10.2 megapixel sensor.

Ooh, it looks like someone has snuck up behind Nikon and lifted her skirt before she was set to show off her goodies at PMA. (Was that opening sexist? Yeah, it was. But imagine if we used a male ...