Aggiungo recensione di Thom Hogan sul 18-105:
http://www.bythom.com/Nikkor18-105lensreview.htm
E soprattutto recensione della D60:
http://www.bythom.com/nikond60review.htm ed un rapido commento sempre suo sulla D3000, la Nikon peggiore di tutti i tempi
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# D3000. An interesting idea that doesn't quite live up to its promise. Basically, like the D300s versus D300, the D3000 doesn't represent any change in image quality from the original D40x that started the 10mp lineage that the D3000 is in. Yes, the D90 autofocus sensor is a step forward, but it's about the only step forward. The "GUIDE" aspect of the camera is an interesting idea, but perhaps next time they ought to have a photographer who's also a teacher think this through for them. When you set Easy Operation/Distant Subjects the camera reports "The camera is now in 'Sports' mode. Choose for fast shutter speeds with low blur." What? Likewise "Sleeping faces" sets Child mode. Are you kidding me? That's supposed to be useful help? The thing about help guides is that they should actually help you learn how to get to the next level. If they don't, well, you're stuck in those modes forever. But beyond that, I don't really see how the GUIDE setting does anything except confuse you about the Scene exposure mode icons that are already on the Mode dial. Apparently the engineering interns were allowed to play with the menu system. The D3000 gets the first Not Recommended rating I've given to a Nikon DSLR.
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