Executive Summary about Digital Nikon by W R Kirk

nikon slr digital cameras

Addressing a D2X Digital SLRCoolpix 8800 search, this article provides a quick comparison of the Nikon D2X digital SLR and Coolpix 8800 cameras.

Nikon D2X Professional Digital SLR

The D2X sports a 12.4 megapixel DX format CMOS sensor capable of 5 FPS. The D2X SLR’s 4-channel color readout and advanced image processing algorithms deliver truer color and higher processing speeds.

Additional features such as i-TTL Speedlight technology, sYCC color profiling, and Advanced 3D-Color Matrix Metering II make the D2X digital SLR a professional photographer’s dream.

Nikon Coolpix 8800 Long-Zoom Digital Camera

An 8800 camera digital Nikon review search reveals a surprisingly compact mid-sized digital camera. Nikon’s i-TTL flash technology delivers full flash zoom control with the SB-600 and SB-800 Speedlight units. Other Coolpix 8800 features include: 15 automated scene modes, 5 movie modes, and continuous shot modes up to 30 FPS.

How Do These Cameras Compare?

Unlike many digital camera comparisons, comparing the D2X and Coolpix 8800 is not a true “apples-to-apples” comparison. DX Nikkor lenses for the D2X offer wide-angle views up to 180°, and the camera also accepts all conventional AF Nikkor lenses. For the professional who earns a living with his camera, the D2X digital SLR is one of the best and most reliable cameras available.

Get Better Photographs With a Photo Trip Checklist

Executive Summary about Digital Nikon by Thomas T. Dean

What a great picture it will make! To get a really great picture of the deer you will need your telephoto. Whenever I prepare to go on photo trip, whether it is near my home or across the country, I always go through a basic checklist to ensure that I have everything I need for my trip. I actually have multiple checklists since I shoot a Nikon digital SLR camera and a Nikon film camera.

Digital

• Nikon D70s camera body
• Battery charger
• Extra Battery
• Lenses: 300mm and a zoom lens (18 to 70mm) mounted on the camera
• Memory Cards: I usually bring three 512 cards with me.
• Laptop with CD burner: I generally down load the digital images to my laptop and burn a CD. Blank CDs
• Camera manual

Film

• Nikon camera body
• Fresh batteries in camera
• Lenses (some will work with my digital camera as well)
• Camera manual
• Lens shade

For both Cameras

• Polarizing filter
• Graduated neutral density filter
• Exposure meter
• 18% Grey Card
• Tripod and Lens cleaning kit

• Rain protection
• Soft cloth for wiping down camera bodies
• Mini Cassette recorder to record field notes as I take each shot.
• GPS

Develop your first list with the things that you believe you will need for your photo adventure. When you come back, review the list.

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