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A Câmera SLR Digital Nikon D80 possui um sensor de imagem CCD Formato DX de 10.2 megapixels efetivos, proporcionando um alto nível de resolução e detalhe nítido, assim os usuários podem ter a liberdade de cortar de maneira criativa e fazer ampliações impressionantes. Ela possui o mecanismo de processamento de imagem em alta resolução da Nikon e um chip de processamento dedicado de alta performance que foi introduzido para acelerar significativamente a performance em todos os níveis. Com um tempo de inicialização de apenas 0,18 segundo e um tempo de atraso de liberação do obturador de aproximadamente 80 millisegundos, a D80 oferece resposta instantânea e disparo contínuo em rápidos 3 quadros por segundo, tornando a fotografia de ação uma realidade e a câmera indispensável para entusiastas de fotografia.
O sensor Formato DX da Nikon e o design de montagem de lente baioneta F asseguram compatibilidade por toda a gama abrangente de lentes Nikkor DX e AF. O refinado sistema AF de 11 Áreas (baseado no avançado Módulo Sensor AF Multi-CAM 1000 da Nikon) assegura trava de foco consistentemente rápida e precisa em várias condições de disparo e a exclusiva Medição 3D Color Matrix II da Nikon assegura controle automático preciso de exposição, até nas condições de iluminação mais difíceis.
Agrupando alta performance e alta resolução em um corpo mais fino e mais compacto, a D80 também se mantém fiel ao comprometimento da Nikon com operação intuitiva. O tamanho, o layout e a operação de todos os controles, tudo isso foi projetado para máxima facilidade de uso. Um visor grande e luminoso com ampliação 0.94x assegura a visão mais nítida possível e um LCD grande de 2,5 polegadas, 230.000 pontos de alta resolução oferece um ângulo de visão super amplo de 170 graus a partir de todas as direções. Uma exibição de histograma RGB também auxilia ao avaliar exposições com maior precisão. E uma interface de menu amigável torna a operação mais fácil e os menus podem ser personalizados utilizando o ajuste "My Menu". Além disso, exclusivos recursos de edição de imagem na câmera, como D-Lighting e correção de olho vermelho asseguram resultados satisfatórios consistentes e maior liberdade criativa sem o uso de um computador.
| Tipo de Câmera | Câmera Digital SLR com Lente Intercambiável |
| Image Quality | |
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| Sensor de Imagem | CCD APC de 23,6 x 15,8mm (Formato DX) e 10.8 Megapixels com filtro de cores primárias RGB |
| Resolução Efetiva | 10.2 milhões de pixels |
| Profundidade de Cor | RGB de 36 bits |
| Modos de Cor | Modo Ia (natural - sRGB), Modo II (ampla gama de cor - Adobe RGB), Modo IIIa (cores vívidas - sRGB), Normal, Mais Suave, Vívida, Mais Vívida, Retrato e P&B |
| Formatos de Arquivo de Imagem |
RAW (NEF) JPEG (Fine, Normal, Basic) Compatível com Exif 2.21, DCF 2.0 e DPOF |
| Resolução de Gravação |
Grande (3872 x 2592) Médio (2896 x 1944) Pequeno (1936 x 1296) |
| Gravação de vídeo | Não |
| Gravação de áudio | Não |
| Optics | |
|---|---|
| Montagem de Lente | Montagem F Nikon (com acoplamento AF e contatos AF) |
| Multiplicador de Distância Focal | 1.5x |
| Estabilização Ótica de Imagem | Suporta Lentes Nikon VR |
| Focus Control | |
|---|---|
| Tipo de Foco | Autofoco TTL de 11 áreas (detecção de fase TTL através do módulo Nikon Multi-CAM 1000) com iluminador de assistência ao AF (Faixa de detecção de EV -1 a +19 em equivalente a ISO 100) |
| Modos de Foco |
Servo único instantâneo (AF-S), Servo Contínuo (AF-C), Auto seleção AF-S/AF-C (AF-A), Manual (M), Trava de Foco, Rastreamento de foco previsível ativado automaticamente de acordo com a condição do assunto em AF servo contínuo |
| Exposure Control | |
|---|---|
| Sensibilidade |
Auto ISO (100-1600) ISO Selecionável (100-1600) Até ISO 3200 com reforço (HI-0.3, HI-0.7 e HI-1) |
| Tipo de Obturador | Obturador de plano focal de movimento vertical controlado eletronicamente |
| Velocidade do Obturador | 30 - 1/4000 de segundo (em pontos de 1/3 ou 1/2 EV) e modo B |
| Trava de Espelho | Não (possível apenas para limpeza de sensor) |
| Medição de Exposição | Medição de exposição TTL de três modos (Medição 3D Color Matrix II, Central Ponderada, Spot) |
| Modos de Exposição | Vari-Program Digital, Auto Programado [P] com programa flexível, Auto com Prioridade de Obturador [S], Auto com Prioridade de Abertura [A], Manual [M], Compensação de Exposição (+/-5 EV em incrementos de 1/3 ou 1/2 EV), Trava de AE, "Bracketing" de AE (Duas a três exposições em incrementos de 1/3 ou 2 EV) |
| Modos de Balanço de Branco | Auto (balanço de branco TTL com sensor RGB de 420 pixels), 6 Presets com ajuste fino, Temperatura de Cor (em Kelvin), "Bracketing" de Balanço de Branco |
| Modos de Cena | Auto, Retrato, Paisagem, Macro Close-up, Esporte, Paisagem Noturna e Retrato noturno |
| Flash | |
|---|---|
| Flash Integrado | Sim (Auto, Flash de preenchimento, Redução de olho vermelho, Redução de olho vermelho com Sincronismo Lento, Sincronismo de Cortina Traseira, Desligado) |
| Alcance Efetivo do Flash | Até 42 pés (13m) |
| Conexão de Flash Externo | Contato de sapata ISO padrão com trava de segurança |
| Controle de Flash Externo | Flash de preenchimento i-TTL balanceado ou flash i-TTL padrão |
| Velocidade Máxima de Sincronismo de Flash | 1/200 de segundo |
| Performance | |
|---|---|
| Tempo de Inicialização | 0,18 segundo |
| Atraso do Obturador | 0,08 segundo |
| Tempo Entre os Disparos | 0,4 segundo (contínuo) |
| Capacidade de Burst (sequência) | 3 qps até 100 imagens JPEG (FINE) ou 6 imagens RAW (NEF) |
| Temporizador | Selecionável entre 2, 5, 10 e 20 segundos |
| Gravação com Intervalo | Não (possível com Remoto com Temporizador opcional ou durante operação conectada) |
| Impressão de Data e Hora | Não (Informações de Data, Hora e Hora Mundial gravadas nos metadados da imagem) |
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| Memória integrada | Não | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Cartões de Memória Compatíveis |
SD (Secure Digital) SD-HC (Secure Digital High Capacity) |
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| Tamanho de Arquivo |
Para arquivos RAW+JPEG, o tamanho de imagem se aplica a imagens JPEG. Tamanho de imagens RAW (NEF) não pode ser alterado. |
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| Tipo de Bateria | Bateria Recarregável de Íons de Lítio EN-EL3e | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Adaptador de Alimentação | Adaptador AC EH-5 (opcional) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Input/Output | |
|---|---|
| Interface de Computador | USB 2.0 (Hi-Speed) |
| Capacidade de Impressão Direta | Sim (PictBridge) |
| Controle Remoto |
Cabo Remoto MC-DC1 (opcional) Controle Remoto Sem Fio ML-L3 (opcional) |
| Saída de Vídeo | Sim (NTSC e PAL) |
| Requisitos de Sistema e Software |
Sistema Windows
Sistema Macintosh
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| Display | |
|---|---|
| Visor | Pentaprisma Fixo no Nível do Olho com Ajuste de Dioptria Integrado (-2.0 a +1.0m-1) |
| Informações no Visor | Indicações de foco, Sistema de medição, indicador de trava AE/FV, Indicador de sincronismo de flash, Velocidade de obturador, Valor de abertura, Indicador de compensação de exposição/exposição, Sensibilidade ISO, Modo de exposição, Compensação de nível de potência de flash, Compensação de exposição e Número de exposições restantes |
| Pré-Visualização de Profundidade de Campo | Sim (com lente CPU acoplada) |
| Tela LCD | LCD TFT colorido em polissilício de baixa temperatura e 2,5 polegadas com ajuste de brilho e ângulo de visão de 170 graus (230.000 pixels) |
| Display de Informações | Velocidade de obturador, Valor de compensação de exposição, Valor de compensação de flash, Sensibilidade ISO, Ajuste fino de balanço de branco, Temperatura de cor de balanço de branco (K), Número de fotos em sequência "bracketing", Abertura (número f), Incremento de "Bracketing", Indicador de conexão com PC, Número de quadros restantes, Número de fotos restantes antes do preenchimento do buffer, indicador de modo PC, indicador de gravação de balanço de branco pré-definido |
| Opções de Idioma | Chinês (Simplificado e Tradicional), Holandês, Inglês, Finlandês, Francês, Alemão, Italiano, Japonês, Coreano, Polonês, Português, Russo, Espanhol e Sueco |
| Opções de Reprodução | Quadro inteiro, Miniatura (4 ou 9 up), Zoom, Slideshow (Padrão ou Pictmotion), Indicação de histograma RGB, Dados de fotografia, Exibição de ponto de altas luzes, Rotação automática de imagem |
| Physical | |
|---|---|
| Dimensões (AxLxP) | 4,1 x 5,2 x 3,0" (103 x 132 x 77mm) apenas o corpo |
| Peso | 21 onças (585g) apenas o corpo |
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An excellent entry into SLRs
I've been toying with the idea of an SLR and with the drop in prices recently, couldn't pass up getting one. The main reason to get one is to photograph my children. My point-n-shoot...Read complete review
I've been toying with the idea of an SLR and with the drop in prices recently, couldn't pass up getting one. The main reason to get one is to photograph my children. My point-n-shoot was simply too slow to be able to capture good photos. The ability to rapidly shoot pictures and the quality of the photos (if you get a good lens) made it a no brainer.
I looked at the Nikon D80, D90 and Canon Rebel Xsi and Xti. From various reviews that I read, both models are comparable. The D80 was more versatile than the Xti. The newer Xsi has more features and is comparably priced to the D80 so that was my two choices. The D90 is brand new and impressive but it was out of my budget.
I use it now with the built in flash for indoor and outdoor photos. The quality of the photos are excellent and I recommend no less than the 18-135mm lens to get good zoom. I'm still an amateur so I use the automatic settings. The camera feels solid in your hands and the menu system is pretty easy to navigate. It also has a simple LCD display on the top of the camera to provide basic information on the battery, configuration, number of shots remaining. I think that is really useful and not found on some of the cheaper models. It uses the SDHC format which is good and I recommend the SanDisk Extreme II or similar models that have the same throughput.
So far there isn't anything really wrong with it but I'd consider reviewing the Xsi as well as its newer. Almost everyone I know has a Nikon so there is some benefit in having the same model as others to compare notes. I found out that while using the flash, it will not take rapid photos. That was a bit of a disappointment but you can get a separate and better flash (SB-600) if you really need to. The only thing that the D80 lacked that I was interested in was a automatic dust cleaning feature present on the Canon models but I heard that its not really that important unless you change lenses often.
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Poor design for changeling use
I purchased this camera in October for a round the world trip to include some changeling outdoor activities. The D-80 seemed to function perfectly well at low altitudes, indoor and modest temperatures. However...Read complete review
I purchased this camera in October for a round the world trip to include some changeling outdoor activities. The D-80 seemed to function perfectly well at low altitudes, indoor and modest temperatures. However, the camera just did not hold up to higher altitudes or strenuous outdoor use. During the assent from Everest Base Camp to camp one (about 18,500 ft) the camera body quit functioning as well as the lens. The lens was locked at the lowest f stop so could only change the speed in order to take pictures. The camera will also barely function at lower temperatures (-30c). As the lens mount cracked on the 18-135 Zoom lens because of a poor design, I purchased another lens (AF-S DX Zoom Nikor 18-55mm) in Nepal for another high mountain trek. I had no other choice. I had communicated with Nikon by e-mail about repair in China or Nepal and they stated that the camera and lens needed to be returned to the US for repairs as it was purchased in the US. The camera seemed to work properly with the new lens. On assent to Annapurna I (27,000 ft) the camera and lens quit working completely (about 15,000 ft). Fortunately, I had purchase a Cool PIX L10 which always seemed to work at any temperature or altitude. The D-80 could have completely ruined my photos of the trip if it were not for an inexpensive camera. When I returned I sent the camera and lens for warranty repair to Nikon in the US. As the camera case was cracked and the lens non-functional the repair facility decided it was not covered under the warranty. I paid to have the camera to be repaired. The D 80 is just not built for any strenuous outside activity or conditions; it is great for inside snapshots but certainly no changeling environmental conditions. Don’t add the additional weight to you backpack with the D80.
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I am an amateur photographer and was originally look for a D60. Through my research, I found that the D80 would be a better investment since it had the internal focus motors. Ergo, lenses would be cheaper if I want to grab some more. Certainly a concern.
With the release of the D90, the price of the D80 fell through the floor. What a great camera for the price! I couldn't be happier. Its a tad heavier than the D60, but in my experience, DSLR's have bulk, so it comes with the territory.
If you are considering a D60, I suggest looking for a D80 as well if you can find one at a decent price point. Definitely worth the few extra bucks.
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I highly recommend this camera. I'd say that it is one of the lower end professional cameras and would recommend to all beginner photographers looking for something with more options than a basic camera.
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Just in practise. Easy to use.
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I've only had the camera for a few weeks and traveled to D.C. with it. We took some great pictures of the monuments and cherry blossom trees in full bloom. From what I can tell so far, I'm going to love this camera for its ease of use and more professional grade photo capabilities.
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Bought this to take pictures of my kids and get more into photography. Had outgrown the limited options of my P&S.
Really easy to learn how to control all the options on the camera. Setting everything is a breeze!
I have had the camera for 3 weeks and already have some fantastic pictures. The quality is 100x better than my P&S!
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Just upgraded from the d4o. Still learning about the d80. As with the d40 I like the setup of the camera itself - very user friendly - easy to manipulate, etc. Looking forward to learning more!
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After years and years of being a p&s user, I finally upraded to dslr and the D80 was the perfect choice! I considered the D40 and D60 at first, but ended up going with the D80 because I LOVE photography and was told I'd quickly outgrow the D40/D60. My main uses of the camera are for portraits, kids, and sports.[...]I will be using B&H for all my photographic needs in the future!!!
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This is our first SLR camera, and we use it for taking pictures of our children's sporting events. And when we go on vacations we take a lot of photos and we wanted a BETTER quality camera. But it is much bigger and heavier than a regular digital camera. You are not going to stuff this camera in your pocket.
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I'm an experienced film photographer in all formats, but this was my first foray into dSLR.
In a nutshell, this is a brilliant camera. It is easy to figure out the menus and settings, and I was quickly able to feel as fluent with it as any of my film cameras. The picture quality is excellent, and it is a very comfortable fit in the hand. The kit lens is surprisingly good, but I'd recommend purchasing a faster prime lens (the Nikkor 50mm 1.8 is fabulous and a bargain).
I was previously a Canon loyalist, but switched because my pre-EOS lenses wouldn't work with a Canon dSLR and Nikon's backwards compatabilty offered many more options for glass, and because the Canon was very awkward to hold.
I would recommend the D80 over the D60 as it does not limit autofocus to the lens as does the D60 (and low end D40).
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NIKON D80 is my first dslr and I am fully satisfied after using it for a month.
this is a perfact camera for a beginer.
it's easy to operate and not very heavy.
the only one weakness I think will be the slowness of AF, but other than that are pretty good and enoug for a beginer like me.
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This camera is simply amazing in terms of quality and all the features it has. It can be used for candid family shots to much more advanced pictures. This camera inspires you to take great photos.
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This is my camera work is quite comfortable and functional
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I am still learning the wide range of capabilities this camera has. If you've had a Nikon in the past, the controls and graphic labels are the same so it's pretty user friendly. Easy to pick up and point and shoot on "auto", but capable of so much more!
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Outstanding starter camera for folks with an interest in better than point and shoot quality. In addition, it is also good for advanced photo students what want to use practice their skill with a manageable price on a DSLR
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For a first DSLR, this is a great place to start. Nikon's were recommended by friends (and professionals) and the D80 was a perfect fit for my needs (and budget).After 3 months of use, I feel more secure in the settings and how to quickly change them. I've bought a few other lenses, but keep the 18-135mm on the camera which I keep with me at all times. The auto option is great to have, but never use it.The body feels sturdy as does the lens and would definitely recommend the D80 and the 18-135mm as a starter kit for a newbie moving up from P&S. Great to carry on "photo safari."I recently bought a few more lenses and still have a few more I plan on buying in the next year or two (the AF-S Micro-Nikkor 60mm f/2.8G ED Macro Autofocus being the next on my B&H wish list I'm going to purchase!)[...]
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I love my camera and would not change it for the world!
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I love that the shutter lag is very low, so when i see a picture I can actually take it.
I highly recomend this camera for any amateurs that are interested in a great quality picture and great price.
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evrything is great about this camera. this is my first digital slr camera and im still leaning about the features but its so far a great camera for beginners
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I had a D40x before, but I wanted something a bit more better and useful for entry to semi-pro work.
The lens kit is great to cover short and long focus zooms.
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Having taken a 6 yr hiatus from my Minolta SLR (film) in lieu of digital point and shoots (due in part to laziness and cost), my experience with this camera has renewed my passion for photography. It's a great value and produces very precise images. The operation controls are very intuitive and functional. Another positive is the quick start-up time - definitely a plus when using around the house to photograph kids and pets.
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DX-Nikkor lenses are engineered and optimized for use on Nikon DX-format D-SLRs and are designed to cover the smaller image area of the DX sensor. When a DX lens is mounted on an FX-format Nikon D-SLR, the camera's DX-Crop Mode is automatically engaged, introducing a 1.5x magnification (cropping) factor.