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Nikon D40 test at Steves Digicams
Mark Peters : February 5th 2007 - 20:53 CET
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 Nikon D40 test at Steves Digicams : Our good friends at Steves Digicams have published their test of the Nikon D40 digital SLR camera. The Nikon D40 features a high-resolution 6.1-effective-megapixel Nikon DX Format CCD image sensor and a highly advanced Image Processing Engine. Nikon's 3D Color Matrix Metering II assures accurate exposure control even in difficult lighting conditions. Using its 420-pixel sensor, the Nikon D40 instantly assesses and compares each scene's brightness, contrast and color with its built-in database of information from over 30,000 real-world lighting scenarios, then instantaneously determines and sets the accurate exposure. The Nikon D40's body is light and compact, making it easy to carry anywhere.
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 Nikon D40 DSLR - "Viewfinder
According to Steve Digicams: While Nikon chose a less costly penta-DACH mirror type optical viewfinder, I felt it was a pleasure to use. It offers an approx. 95% view of the captured frame, with plenty of exposure information as well as a comfortable rubber eyecup. For those who are used to EVFs (Electronic ViewFinders) found on many consumer digicams, you'll appreciate the optical thru-the-lens view that doesn't go blank while following a moving subject in continuous capture (burst) mode."
Nikon D40 test conclusion - Steves Digicams
Steve continues: "Nikon's D40 is not only an awesome little dSLR that captures great photos with robust performance; it also has a very pleasing price tag of $600 or less (and remember this is for the body and the lens.) I feel this model will make an excellent camera for any user who wants a more versatile camera over their consumer digicam, and don't feel like breaking the bank in the process." You want to learn more about the Nikon digital SLR camera? Continue to read the Nikon D40 test at Steve's Digicams!
About Steve's Digicams Online
Steve's Digicams was founded in the year 1997, by, indeed, Steve. Steve Sanders is well experienced in photography, 30 years, and wants to share this experience with everyone on the Internet. Steve's motto is: simplicity. The way the website is build makes it also possible for those who haven't got a fast connection to download the website very quickly. In the same way the reviews are being written. According to Steve, it should not be necessary to follow a course in photography to be able to understand a review. For this approach Steve is well known world wide and he is welcome to it by his many readers. Beside test reports Steve's site has various other items, like a forum, camera specifications, daily "breaking" news.
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