Análisis de nuestra D60 en dpreview.com

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http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond60/

 

Parece que la deja bien parada en casi todos los sentidos. Los inconvenientes son los ya conocidos, no tiene motor de enfoque, la falta de controles directos que sí tienen sus hermanas mayores, etc.

 

Espero vuestras opiniones.

 

Conclusion - Pros

Good resolution and detail (especially at lower ISO settings)

Good dynamic range (better than D40 and slightly better than D40X)

Surprisingly good build quality, tight shut lines

New Dust removal system and very useful manual focus rangefinder

Very compact and lightweight yet still comfortable to use

New kit lens offers good optical performance and effective image stabilization

Great in-use performance, very responsive, short black-out time, very fast media write

Good fast auto focus system

Auto-focus assist lamp rather than requiring flash to be raised

Very reliable metering and excellent flash exposure

Bright, punchy 'out of camera' JPEG results using default settings

For a Pentamirror the viewfinder delivers a surprisingly bright image

Extremely useful, customizable automatic sensitivity (ISO)

Active D-Lighting does a good job of lifting shadows (though slows camera down)

All playback functions available in record review

Very attractive and intuitive menu system

Information display gives fast access to all important shooting parameters and now rotates

Unlimited 3 fps continuous shooting in JPEG mode (with a reasonably fast card)

Good SD card throughput and decent USB 2.0 transfer speed

In-camera retouching features including sophisticated raw to JPEG conversion

Good large LCD monitor with wide viewing angles

Dedicated help button provides both shooting and in-menu assistance

Programmable Fn hard button

Value for money

Conclusion - Cons

No lens motor in body means non-AF-S/AF-I lenses are manual focus only

Disappointingly RAW+JPEG setting only records Basic quality JPEG's

Default settings a little on the soft side at a pixel level

High ISO performance good, but not as good as best in class

No exposure or white balance bracketing

No hard buttons (without customizing) for ISO or White Balance

No depth-of-field preview

Fixed exposure steps (1/3 EV)

Disappointing automatic white balance performance in incandescent light

Supplied software still offers limited raw conversion options

Limited image parameter adjustment (especially for color saturation)

No Mass Storage USB support (MTP/PTP only)