Nikon D5000 Review: The First Wave Of Feedback

It’s been nearly a weeks since the release of the Nikon D5000, and while on paper this entry-level camera may not seem all that exciting it still has generated some fanfare for itself and at minimum represents an ever increasing level of quality (as in “image”) in this sector of the market. Of course it’s not alone in this field with consumers now able to pick from 3 very new cameras: the Nikon D5000, the Canon EOS Rebel T1i, and the Olympus E-620. So how’s the feedback been thus far for the D50

Looking for feedback on cameras

One of the thoughts that’s occupying my mind lately is the question of what kind of camera I should get before I go to Germany in October. This is something that I do when I know I’ll be buying a new piece of technology sometime in the next year: I start researching early, pick out what I want, and then watch sales and start saving over the next six months to a year. I’d picked out this computer that I have a year before I bought it, and then knew when the cheapest time to buy was (for Dell la

Olympus E-30 Review: Best Olympus has made?

Is anybody else noting the reception that the Olympus E-30 keeps getting in reviews? Yes, the feedback has been good, and the Digital Camera Resource Page gets on the bandwagon with their review : The Olympus E-30 is a very good digital SLR, and arguably one of the best they’ve ever made. It offers very good photo quality, image stabilization, generally snappy performance, live view on a rotating 2.7? LCD display, plenty of manual controls, and built-in support for wireless flashes. -Digit