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Nikon is a leading maker of cameras and lenses, they were founded in 1917 in Tokyo and they rival Canon as one of the top producers of optical SLR equipment.

Cameras

Professional

Nikon professional cameras

Cameras for working professionals in the photographic industry

Consumer

Nikon mid-range cameras

Cameras aimed at the enthusiast level, which has the advantage of a cheaper price tag

Bridge

Nikon bridge cameras

Bridge or hybrid cameras sit between compacts and SLRS. Functionality similar to a SLR but without interchangeable lenses.

Lenses

Wide angle

Nikon wide angle lenses

Suitable for landscape photography where it's important to capture as much of the scene as possible. Includes fisheye lenses

Standard

Nikon standard lenses

Versatile lenses which span the range from wide angle through to low level telephoto. Suitable for most purposes.

Telephoto

Nikon telephoto lenses

Lenses ideal for capturing an object at a distance. Ranging from low levels of zooming through to high end magnification. Ideal for nature photography.

Micro

Nikon micro lenses

Used for taking photographs of objects at very close distances. Possible to take photos from as little as 3mm away.

Perspective control

Nikon perspective control lenses

Affords the ability to take photos in a particular style which blurs the majority of the image whilst maintaining focus at a certain point.

 

Nikon reviews

 

Nikon D700 review

My first impressions upon opening that hallowed gold box was that this was a serious piece of kit! Compared to the mostly plastic and lightweight construction of the D5000 this felt substantial and beautifully put together. The weight was surprising at first but as soon as you attach a lens and lay your right hand around the rubberised grip it felt perfectly balanced. You find your fingers naturally gravitating towards the most useful control buttons and dials with the on/off switch, shutter release and main control wheels all obviously at your fingertips. ..
 
 

Nikon D80 video review

This is a video review of the Nikon D80...
 
 

Nikon D80 review

The Nikon D80 is a discontinued cropped sensor digital SLR camera, originally launched in August 2006. The D80 is easy to find either refurbished or used, and is a good way to enter the world of SLR photography without spending a lot of money on the most up-to-date model. ..
 
 

Nikon D90 review

Its been just about 7 months now that I’ve been using the Nikon D90. After months of online research scouring forums and retailer sites I decided to get it as an upgrade to my compact/bridge with every intention of developing my photography beyond the “hobby” level. Many folks think that their first DSLR needs to be an “entry-level” system that will help them to learn the ropes of DSLR use. I disagree. If you’re serious about photography invest in a system you’d keep for at least 3 years and learn it thoroughly...
 
 

Nikon D3 review

I bought a D3 shortly after the launch and have never regretted it. It has never let me down and has been used in all sorts of weather all over Europe. It has survived at the hands of airport security and baggage handlers and just keeps on going. The build quality is second to none and the image quality is up there with the best too...
 
 

Nikon / Nikkor AF 70-300mm review

Nikon produce two 70-300mm telephoto lenses. The cheaper standard version - which this review covers - and a more expensive version which has VR image stabilisation. This lens weighs 480g which is pretty light compared some of the competing lenses at the same focal range. ..
 
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