F-Mount Lens/DX Format — 27-82.5mm (35mm Equivalent) — Aperture Range: f/3.5-5.6 to f/22-38 Rounded 7-Blade Diaphragm — Two Aspherical Elements — Super Integrated Coating Nikon VR Image Stabilization — Pulse Stepping Motor AF System — Access Lens Settings in Camera…
5 reviews for Nikon D50 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED AF-S
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Amazon Customer –
Most people write reviews about pros and cons of this camera. But if you think a little bit, there are not too many DSLR cameras on the market and for the most people the choice they make is not if they like or not some particular camera, but which camera out of a very few available they like…
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BillS –
20 years ago when I made the leap to SLR photography the best images always were out of reach. For those crisp, bright, beautiful photos you needed “good glass”. Nikon glass (or to a lessor extent back then, Canon) was top class yet so expensive. Shooting tons of film was so expensive.
Nikon…
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Jeremiah Kiefer –
Hi , the camera was very clean and looked great . However once I got battery charged and and ready to use I found the camera body was not working.
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Kyle D. Gendron –
I’ve been a Nikon user for just about 20 years. I started with an N6006 and also still have the N70. In ’02 I went digital with a small Canon S30 P&S. That camera got me a lot of great pictures, but I’d take out the N70 every now and then because it took so much better pictures. Digital,…
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BillS –
Almost perfect , not 100% sure camera works on all functions
Amazon Customer –
Most people write reviews about pros and cons of this camera. But if you think a little bit, there are not too many DSLR cameras on the market and for the most people the choice they make is not if they like or not some particular camera, but which camera out of a very few available they like…
BillS –
20 years ago when I made the leap to SLR photography the best images always were out of reach. For those crisp, bright, beautiful photos you needed “good glass”. Nikon glass (or to a lessor extent back then, Canon) was top class yet so expensive. Shooting tons of film was so expensive.
Nikon…
Jeremiah Kiefer –
Hi , the camera was very clean and looked great . However once I got battery charged and and ready to use I found the camera body was not working.
Kyle D. Gendron –
I’ve been a Nikon user for just about 20 years. I started with an N6006 and also still have the N70. In ’02 I went digital with a small Canon S30 P&S. That camera got me a lot of great pictures, but I’d take out the N70 every now and then because it took so much better pictures. Digital,…
BillS –
Almost perfect , not 100% sure camera works on all functions