Nikon DX DSLRs worth the money

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Title	:	Nikon DX DSLRs worth the money
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The D50 was my first digital camera and the one I learned photography with I still love it a a walk around camera for fun shooting I did upgrade to a D90, used it very little because I upgraded again to a D7200 which I still use and love the results All of the accessories are compatible except a new USB cable was need with the D7200 I'm too old to upgrade from here and will continue to use these three cameras especially since very good glass is now available used
Comment from : @CopyKatnj

The D7500 is a completely neutered D500 I would always choose a D7200 over it A D500 is better than both My recommendation for cheapest good DX is the D300s
Comment from : @0529mpb

My D7500 low light high ISO performance is stunning
Comment from : @twagn

I agree with your comment about the D80 over the D200 I bought a used D80 last year instead of a D200 because it uses SD cards instead of discontinued CF cards I have a few CF cards for my D70s but prefer the readily available SD card
Comment from : @GirdHerd

D40X ir 590 10 mill pix d3500 24 mill pix cheap as chips!
Comment from : @wullieg7269

The D200 can meter AI-S lenses, which the D80 cannot, an important difference for some
Comment from : @AverageUser1040

my D 70 is fine and makes fine image today
Comment from : @mikehenthorn1778

lol i find it funny that you don't like nikon for video when several shows used them for B roll it seems they were good enough for prime timeTV just not you
Comment from : @mikehenthorn1778

Very, very useful information I'm going to buy a Nikon DSLR in a few weeks and this video has been crucial to choose a model and discard others Thanks a lot!
Comment from : @antonionz6356

My mom got an insanely good deal on a second hand D5300 with a sigma 105mm macro lens for like 250 euros I think There was some mold on the polarizer filter that was on the lens but we just took that off and it was perfectly fine Honestly we were only going for the lens but this meant my mom got a slight upgrade from her D3300 I was given a coolpix P900 but because I really wanted a DSLR and my mom wanted a light and versatile camera with a zoom big enough for wildlife stuff, we traded so now I got myself a very decent camera I mainly shoot film but it's nice to have that direct feedback on the screen when I wanna do some more experimental artsy stuff like intentional camera movement or intricate flash setups and when I have the time, I wanna dive into really learning how to shoot digital well I found that I can't trust digital to do what I want like I can with film but that's probably just because I'm used to one and not the other
Comment from : @TaylorTheOtter

whats up with the ph flag? 😁
Comment from : @разум-с8е

I have purchased 3 d80's online and none of them worked I stay away from d80's A 32gb card on a 6mp camera will probably get you 3k images That's plenty
Comment from : @missjerseyz2008

If were shopping for a CCD Nikon I would seriously consider the D200 > D70 Why? Mg body over plastic, 109Mpxl sensor over 6Mpxl, 25" 230kPx LCD screen over 18" 130 kPx, ISO 100-3200 over 200-1600 and 1/8000th flash synch over 1/3000th Downside D200 is 960 grams over 680 grams and current used price of about $120 over $50 The CF card issue is easily solved, ie $15 can buy an SD to CF adapter on Amazon or BH, etc So to me, the D200 while 10 ounces heavier and an initial $70 more (less SD converter) gives a MUCH superior image and performance I've had a D200 since they came out and still use it along with a D7000 All my Ai, Ais and AF lenses work on both I also use the same lenses (via an adapter) on a Fuji X-T20 (MF only) Of course this is my opinion, but the history I've had with the D200 has made me think I could use it to bludgeon an attacker too Thanks for a great video exploring the myriad options Well done!
Comment from : @jimmomary

I have a D300s with a 24mm f28 for video and stillsbrMy favourite everyday camera is a Nikon D40x with an 18 70 afs DX with a 10meg cc'd sensor Lovely colours and super fast autofocus
Comment from : @neilpiper9889

D7100 has a rubbish buffer making it next to useless for action sports and birding Damn shame really because otherwise it’s a fine camera
Comment from : @BusterMcFlea

great series brI still see d500's at Big sporting events
Comment from : @Juventinos

I think the D7500 is a superb DX Nikon dslr TBH, twinned with good glass and it’s hard to beat in the dslr field
Comment from : @sbimages5408

Taking pics with your phone is the same thing as taking a phone call with your camera
Comment from : @Ton-x4r

Re the D70 sticky rubber, I used silicone graphite spray (one a rag) and rubbed it Takes the sticky off it
Comment from : @ken9576

My first DSLR was the D70 Bought it new It’s travelled the world and still works perfectly Used in combo with my D7500 and Z50
Comment from : @ken9576

Your videos deserve more views Keep up the good work
Comment from : @CornPopsRazor

Wow Watching collecting old memoriesbrNice Review about all basic to advanced levels of Nikon Body brThe Best Dx body : D40, D90 , D7200( Workhorse) & D500( Master of DX)
Comment from : @aravindanr7942

Wow A whole lot of info here Very fun to watch you sift through
Comment from : @ChrisBrogan

I use my D300, D700 and D3 with complete satisfaction🏆🏆🏆
Comment from : @GaryIrving-x5o

the d90 was the first and only dslr i had used and it was broken (manual with manual lenses only, no built in flash or most electronics) it was how i got into proper photography and i wish i could try it in full working order my biggest problem was the lacking live view since i can't efficiently use the viewfinder with manual lenses
Comment from : @corktail7900

Love my D300 Still a capable camera in 2025but it is rather old Fortunately, not too expensive to buy
Comment from : @93greenstrat

The D3300 comes without the optical low-pass filter that was still in use up until the D3200, making it sharper With respect to the D500, I think one needs to separate as to how good a camera it is and whether it is worth getting In terms of the latter, I'm not so sure The cheapest two D500 on eBay that ship to my country sell for over $500 and are at around 15x the rated shutter life I don't consider that a particularly good deal for a camera that is now nine years old Seems to me that anyone thinking about getting a D500 now is well advised to consider taking the plunge into mirrorless, unless they absolutely want a DSLR
Comment from : @MM

I feel a need to point out that the D7100, D7100 and D7200, As well as the Dx00 range have the advantage of being able to use AI-S lenses with focus confirmation and light metering
Comment from : @eisma002

My Nikon DXs: D40X for the CCD sensor, D3100 for full-spectrum, and D7000 for general stills use I got a good price on all of them I'm mostly a Canon shooter, and for those rare occasions when I think full-frame is required, I have a 5D So no need for a full-frame Nikon
Comment from : @rangersmith4652

A high MP, DX with a full fame lens is the way to go, glass, glass, glass
Comment from : @randyhawks7549

I agree with most of this I think for most people, they will be happiest with the newest camera their budget can handle I had the D200 with a CCD sensor, and I really don't recommend most people bother with CCDs unless they want to experiment At base ISO it did look nice, but they're not anything magical, and the terrible high ISO performance is really limiting for general photography And of course, good advice stay away from anything that doesn't take an SD card
Comment from : @verolis-1070