Nikon D60 User Reviews

I was assigned a D60 for an event I shot a couple weeks ago. The DSLR I am used to is the Nikon D1x, it's an older model but still an excellent tool. First off why wouldn't I own a D60? Because it doesn't have an integral autofocus motor, meaning that .....

Image quality, handling compared to Canon Rebel.

Standard AF lens compatibility, handling compared to D80 and better.

I can't say that i have had as much time to know this camera as some other people have I've only had it for one day, but I test my cameras rigorously before I recommend them, and I cannot, in all honesty recommend this one. I will compare this often ...

Great Sensor, Decent Battery Life

Mostly Everything Else

I have used Nikon SLR cameras, including the film Nikon N55 as well as digital Nikon D50 and have liked them a lot. Once the new Nikon D60 came out, I decided to give it a try. I purchased Nikon D60 with its ¡°kit¡± ...

Solid construction, features, performance, good included lens, resolution, value, sensor cleaning

No auto focus with older lenses, menus could be better organized

Don't be fooled by the title. Reflex for beginners does not mean at all that handling this to a beginner you would get some results. I was coming from a Fuji S6000Fd (or S6500Fd as we call it in euroland). The previous camera was a Bridge, intended ...

Not too expensive - SD card - Rugged - Sensor Cleaner

No bracketing - Problems in White Balance - No old style lens.

A good friend of mine recently gave me the opportunity to use her D50 and 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6 D ED AF-S DX lens. I have to be honest that I didn't expect much since I am used to my constant aperture zooms and higher resolution backs...but I had to admit .....

cheap, wide, sharp

55mm is "short" for a general purpose lens, visible distortion

Yeah I agree...Nikon's D60 makes a great First Time DSLR!I've owned SLR's in the past(in a previous life when people shot stuff called Film) but after ten years of (a Kodak DC40 and) two Canon Powershots this is my first digital ...

Smaller body size.

A bit pricey, but look what you get!

I have used Nikon SLR cameras, including the film Nikon N55 as well as digital Nikon D50 and have liked them a lot. Once the new Nikon D60 came out, I decided to give it a try. I purchased Nikon D60 with its ...

Solid construction, features, performance, good included lens, resolution, value, sensor cleaning

No auto focus with older lenses, menus could be better organized

Don't be fooled by the title. Reflex for beginners does not mean at all that handling this to a beginner you would get some results. I was coming from a Fuji S6000Fd (or S6500Fd as we call it in euroland). The previous camera was a Bridge, intended ...

Not too expensive - SD card - Rugged - Sensor Cleaner

No bracketing - Problems in White Balance - No old style lens

Yes I agree...Nikon's new D60 makes a great "First Time DSLR"I've owned SLR's in the past (in a previous life when people shot stuff called Film) but after ten years of (a clunky Kodak DC40 and) two Canon Powershotsthis is my first ...

Smaller body size

A bit pricey, but look what you get

My wife purchased the Nikon D60 for my birthday this year. I'll admit, I was new to the whole SLR world, but having used a Canon digital camera for years, I've been able to master this camera quite nicely. My camera was purchased at a local ...

It's a Nikon, outstanding quality, easy to learn and use

Like any SLR, it's a little bulky for light travel