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5 Reasons WHY the NIKON D80 is still a great camera in
5 Reasons WHY the NIKON D80 is still a great camera in 2023!
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I still love using mine. It was THE camera I wanted before the D90 was released.
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I still use my D80 that I bought new and I own a D810 and a D7100. It was my first DSLR and I’ve always had a soft spot for it.
Still use my D200
Love mine, showing it’s age, but still working.
I am a Nikon D200 camera owner and I love this camera I am a Photographer and not a videographer but I will be crossing over and do both in the cuter mirriorless cameras are just to expensive right now I cannot see myself spending for a combo camera because if their is a problem you will loose one of the formats Nikon needs to continue with the DSLR just improve on them and I would love to see Nikon produce a medium format I just what all around quality and now since film cameras are making a come back I will also being going back to film I love the quality of chrome.
My D80 it’s just great
Great camera. The lens is really more important than the camera, so get a D80 and you will have money left over for great lenses.
I bought one when they first came out, 2007 I think. I lasted until last year. Then the error code came up. I found a used one in New York and ordered it for $55. It came today with a battery and charger. Looks almost new and everything works great.
Do you think this would be good to record soccer game video? Can I connect a field monitor to it?
Where can I buy one new?
I bought a user guide for the nikon d80 for 5 cents back in August 2023. I've used it to kinda learn how use my school's nikon d3300.
The creator has just described half of the Nikons from the last 15 years-
Can take nice pictures if you know what you are doing. You can change settings with ease. Compatible with many lenses. And so on.
What does the error mean.. when I look in to shoot it says err
My aunt was a photographer she passed away I was given her d80 with a bunch of accessories. It’s been in the closet for a year. Now I’m going to try it out.
I got one recently. Love the CCD sensor.
I am a Soccer mom and just found one at a garage sale! I have no idea what I'm doing but how can i get it to take many fast action shots while they play on the field? I can only seem to take one shot at a time!
Back in film days ( pre- 12MP = iso 400 film res) I had Nikon pro gear – F3 and N90 bodies + lenses.
Around 2001, I was just getting my foot in the door of Photojournalism, and a degree from a good school. I needed a digital SLR ( for newspapers) but couldn't afford Nikon's cheapest body – D100, at ~ $1400.
**That was the time Canon made its 1st "Digital. Rebel" – w/18-55 lens, so I had no choice, and switched…
… The years passed, I bought a couple more Canon lenses, then another body (F3).
With improved DSLRS, lower prices, I bought a new Nikon D3200 (12 MP) w/ lens. I can use all my old lenses, esp 80-200 / 2.8, in "full manual", but I'm now skilled enough to shoot "Manual" and RAW.
** I find NO PROBLEMS with the cheap, LIGHTWEIGHT "Carbonate"- plastic body.
– I bought a Sigma "Pro" ultra-zoom – 18- 300 (30- 450 equivalent) for my SMALL, LIGHT D3200, which I carry EVERYWHERE.
– I've dropped cam and lens about 10 TIMES, with no harm but broken lens shade, or filter.
I can get Pro results, shooting anything from macro insects to Rock Concerts, or live Theatre, or helicopter Med- evac from 100 M away…
Loved mine for the years I have had it. Just used it to shoot Puffins in Nova Scotia. Just dove in and purchased a D7500 and the D80 will remain my trusty back up.
From mirrorless lumix brand i switch to dslr and brought the d80 i dont have regrets buying it ilove it
sick of dlsr focus shift problems mirroless focus is much more reliable
I had D80 and then bought D7000. What I instantly noticed with D7000 with the same lenses was a disgusting red brick skin tone (especially under artificial light). I could not get rid of it even using photoshop or Nikon's own software.
So one big thing about D80 is beautiful natural colours that it produces.
I love my D80! Do you know if you can do HDR Photography with it?
can take video?
This was my first dslr camera,it still works and has 49k shutter count. i still have fun with it from time to time.
I had one I liked it. I sold it to a friend just because I was investing in M43 and I just did not feel like owning two camera mounts.
The D80 was my first DSLR. I will always keep it. It still takes great pictures. I have several other DSLR’s and mirrorless cameras but still pickup my D80 from time to time because it’s just a great camera with an awesome build quality.
I have a D40 and the biggest drawback is no AF motor.
CCD sensors look great at low ISO.
I found used one for 80$ with 50mm macro lens😂
I have my D80 but still trying practicing how to get a good shoot😊
I have a d3000, (I believe they have the same sensor) I made 2 videos on it a couple years back. I got mine for free from a camera store cause the screen was broken. Love that lil one
I’m a BIG proponent for using older cameras! Esp when you’re first starting out
#1 CCD Sensor
It was and still is a useful camera for many.