Review from Sgbrown I've recently upgraded from my D200 (itself a wonderful camera) to the D300. The key improvements that matter to me are: The new 51-point auto-focus system. This makes relying on the camera's "choice" of focus a much more practical affair. Unlike the D200 where I tended to select the central focus point, focus on my subject, and then with the shutter release...

This is a great little camera. With its 50mm lens and 10x optical zoom, you get professional result for the price of amateur equipment. The automatic features are handy but you have an option to use manual controls to create unique works of art. The LCD Screen is large enough to determine the quality of the photos you take and with the multiple delete option, you can batch remove any unwanted ph...

Review by Bubbalinn I have only used this camera for a couple weeks, but I can say that I'm liking it more and more. I also have the older Digital Rebel 300D that is a larger camera. The XTi is a nice size; it's not too large and not too small. When I put on my larger 75-300mm lens I have no problem holding it. I have regular size hands and it fits me perfectly. I really like the larger...

Review by Jessica Cooper Shortly after receiving the 1D Mark III, it locked up and displayed an "Error 99". I had to send it in for repairs. Repairing was extremely fast and I've never had the trouble again. They also had a recall that I had to send my camera in for. Again, this was very fast and I had my camera back in no time. Once those issues were resolved, I am extremely happy...

Love this camera! The first time I held it, it just fits perfectly. The design, weight and user friendly buttons is simply great. My Nikon D90 came with an 18-105mm F3.5 VR lens. Perfect for me because it's an all around lens. I mean for daily use it's awesome. Once you get to navigate the features of the D90, you'll be totally overwhelmed. It has some features of the D700 and D3 exc...

Review by Uspshooter The D80 is a decent body with 10.2 MP. The only thing I haven't liked about it is the auto white balance, which seems to be inconsistent. I can take multiple shots of the same thing and sometimes get differing color settings. Other than that the camera works great. I also have an MB-D80 battery grip, 70-210mm f4-5.6D AF lens, and SB-800 flash (among other little goodies...

Review by Cindy I find this very good in that I don't have to carry lenses etc around with me, I can just turn the dial for the appropriate scene and shoot. Its maybe not the best for night time shots but apart from that, it suits me fine. It captures color wonderfully, easy and light to hold and the ultra zoom is amazing. A little tricky to sometimes hold the cover open and insert the USB c...

I used to work for a portrait studio company that uses this camera. The color is really nice and it produces great enlargements. We tested many different cameras and when we blew up a 30"x40" image, we couldn't see a pixel from an inch away. At about $1700, it's a great Pro camera, especially in a busy environment where you're doing many sittings a day. It's easy in suc...

I used the Fuji S1 Pro at work when I worked for a photography studio company. They let me take the camera off location, which was really cool because at the time, this was a higher end digital camera. It produced a good image at about 4MP, if I remember right. The only real thing that I could complain about with this camera was the horrible battery life. It quickly sucked batteries dry, and it...

This Sony H1 has been a good dependable little workhorse that would shoot all day on a pair of AA batteries and when coupled with the VCL-DH1758 1.7 teleconverter lens, it works quite well bringing the subject in. The only problem I have had with it is that for a spell (about a month) it would decide when it wanted to start up. I mean it could be laying on my desk at the other side of the room a...