Nikon D60 User Reviews

I highly recommend to buy this because of the following. 1.Price is reasonable. 2.High quality images will be enjoyed. 3.No expertise needed.

Accurate and high resolution lens are installed.

A little bit heavy.

My friend has the d40x which is what I was going to purchase. When I saw this and read about the upgrades on this camera and saw the price point, I quickly changed to this camera. It has some great features and the fact that it comes with a VR lens, this...

Compared to other DSLR's: light weight, compact, quick and easy to use. Takes great photos and the price is hard to beat. The VR lens that this comes with is a must.

If you are looking at cameras this is the way to go but I would suggest getting an additional lens.

This camera was bought for replace my Canon Reble Xt. It has better feature like the VR kit len and higher pixels. The disadvantage is that the material used for body construction is kind of cheap. The len also feel cheap.

1 VR len 2 Higher Pixels

1 No live view2 Cheap body

Love it so far.. This camera seems to be a very good choice for a first time SLR buyer. The price is good for the kit and is all you need to get started. Battery charges fast and seems to hold the charge for about 400 -600 photos. Takes great shots and th...

Fast focus on the 55-200 lens. Camera is relatively wuiet and easy to use for a first time SLR user. Easy to grip and hold.

Only thing I don't care for is the display automatically cutting off when the camera is raised to the eye because if you tilt it at all it cuts off... I have discovered how to turn it off though!

If you are used to a compact point-and-shoot and want to overcome the shortcomings of these cameras, then consider the Nikon D60.This camera is designed for newcomers to DSLRs and Nikon wants you to feel at home with this camera. The size and weight is ju...

Sharp photos, no shutter lag, sensor cleaner & In-camera retouching & editing

Pricey, only 10.2 MP

After my first compact digital camera stop working, I am ready for my first SLR camera. The Nikon D60 is small and easy to handle. I was able to learn all the features in minutes. I especially like the vibration reduction feature, It helped me create exce...

Very easy to use. Great for entry level SLR user. User friendly. The vibration reduction lens is a plus. Produce great looking photos.

A little over price. No view through LCD

I bought this camera to back up my Nikon d300. I used the d60 with the 18-55vr kit lens and the d300 with the 70-300vr when I have some assignments. I don't miss any shot with this setup. When traveling, I just use the d60 with the kit lens. The d60 kit i...

Compact DSLR, Excellent IQ , Sensor cleaning, lcd turn-off sensor. Good travel camera with the 18-55vr kit lens

No Liveview

Very small very light camera body, but with the addition of the lens, you get a camera with the center of gravity toward the from of the lens. The LCD is very large and bright. Some of the more used functions (F-stop) seem to be only accessible from the m...

Very light weightLots of editing functions within camera

No way to view live image in LCD

This is a great entry level camera for me. I never had a DSLR but I used a d70s at work. It lacks of AF motor which limit the prime lens that can be used. However, I feel that it is ok without prime lens since I won't be doing serious photography. Current...

Size

lack of liveview

After having used a high-end SLR-like digital camera for the past 3 years, I decided it was time to invest in a real DSLR. After much research and waiting, I decided to pick up the Nikon D60. I bought the body with the 18-55 VR kit lens. The camera was pr...

- easy to use- good lens with vibration reduction

- a bit overpriced- only supports certain autofocus lenses- no top display for settings- no Live View