Nikon D60 Expert Reviews

If you are ready to take the step up from an advanced point and shoot to a digital SLR, the Nikon definitely deserves to be on your short list. It's priced competitively when compared to the competition. In fact, with the exception of the now budget ...

10.2MP DX-format sensor, Excellent image quality, No Live View Function, No depth of field preview, 2.5” 230,000 dot color LCD

The Nikon D60 is Nikon's latest model in the entry-level digital SLR market

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The D60 is an updated version of Nikon's popular D40x entry-level D-SLR. The D60 ($749) retains most of the features that made the D40x a great camera. Those features include a 10 Megapixel CCD, super-fast performance, a 2.5" LCD display, an easy-to ...

Photos have accurate exposure, low noise levels, and minimal purple fringing ; Solid construction ; feels better in the hand than the competition ; Dust reduction system ; Large, bright, and sharp 2.5" LCD ; shooting data well presented on the main ...

Images are oversaturated, and on the soft side ; Limited selection of AF-S lenses means that many Nikkor lenses (mostly primes) will not support autofocus ; Missing some features offered by competitive cameras: bracketing, DOF preview, live view, more ...

There are "officially" two D60 kits available, though a third one may be available in select locations. The first kit includes the new 18 - 55 mm VR lens ($699), while the second has that lens plus a 55 - 200 mm VR lens ($899). I've spotted a third ...

The Nikon D60 isn't the company's least expensive SLR (that honor belongs to the aging 6-megapixel D40), but this is the model that's meant to compete most aggressively in the current entry-level SLR wars. It boasts perfectly respectable stats, ...

The D60 looks much like every other Nikon SLR. It's made of black, matte plastic, with Nikon's trademark red triangle on the grip as the only significant visual flair. Said grip is slightly on the small side, and may be a bit cramped for those who ...

The Nikon D60 isn't the company's least expensive SLR (that honor belongs to the aging 6-megapixel D40), but this is the model that's meant to compete most aggressively in the current entry-level SLR wars. It boasts perfectly respectable stats, ...

The D60 looks much like every other Nikon SLR. It's made of black, matte plastic, with Nikon's trademark red triangle on the grip as the only significant visual flair. Said grip is slightly on the small side, and may be a bit cramped for those who ...

The jump most people make from even the best quality point & shoot (P&S) or prosumer digital camera (let alone the huge leap from a budget P&S) up to an entry-level digital SLR camera is usually mildly traumatic. There are now lots of choices from ...

When a camera manufacturer releases a pricey D-SLR, it had better have killer features or some sort of hook to entice current users to upgrade to the latest model or to get new customers to take the plunge. The Nikon D60, while a very good camera, ...

Excellent image quality. Easy-to-use on-screen menu system. Stop-motion movie mode. Automatic dust-cleaning system

Very similar to the older Nikon D40x. Specs are below average when compared with the competition. Slow three-point autofocus ; Watch the Nikon D60 Video Review

The Nikon D60 is a worthwhile entry-level D-SLR with solid image quality, but its features don't really make it stand out from the crowd.

Nikon's latest entry-level DSLR advances the D40X with an eye-start sensor, built-in dust-reduction while staying relatively compact.