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| Imagine losing all your photos on your last day of your backpacking trip. You can take simple precautions to avoid this. Make regular backups of your photos in case something happens to your camera or if the memory card gets full. You can burn CDs or DVDs in Internet cafés (make sure you have a good sturdy jewel case which protects the media) or you can store your pictures on your MP3/media player or an external memory stick. If you are on a really fast (and I mean reaaaaaaaaally fast) connection you can even upload the photos somewhere on the Internet such as Flickr or Picasa. |
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| Nikon D90 Digital Camera Review |
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| Written by admin | |
| Sunday, 09 November 2008 | |
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Nikon D90, latest additional to Nikon's line up of D-SLR, is designed similar to D80. One special feature of Nikon D90 Digital Camera includes the Movie Mode in HD; no other D-SLR camera has this feature. Along with it include the 12.3 Megapixel CMOS sensor, 3" VGA LCD Display, High Sensitivity (ISO 3200), 4.5 Frames/second continuous capture, in-camera image editing feature, and GPS for geo-tagging. Current price of it is at $999 body only.
A new and improved rechargeable battery pack (EN-EL3e) capable of producing 850 shots compared to 800 shots from other batteries goes along with the kit. A recharge of not more than three (3) hours will fully charge the battery. Standard items like a printed manual, USB cable, LCD cover, Eyepiece cap, A/V cable, battery charger, and the Nikon Software Suite will also be included. Nikon D90 Digital Camera supports both SD and SDHC memory cards. A standard 4GB SDHC memory card can only cost $58. SDHC cards have built-in security protection for sensitive data. Built-in flash with Nikon D90 has a 12 meter guide number at ISO 100, but an optional external flash can be used for a better capture and to prevent redeye. An SB-600 Speedlight flash is perfect for the camera and can only cost $ 185. The Nikon D90 body only does not come with a lens. For a perfect shot the Nikon 18-200mm VR can be added. Current price for the lens is only $669.95. Nikon 18-150 mm VR can also be used. A wireless remote control can also be purchase together with other accessories. This allows a user to take pictures without the need of touching the camera. |
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