Underwater Photography Equipment: Nikon D80

Release Date:	Sep 30, 2006
Class:	SLR
Format:	SLR
MSRP (Price):	$999,95
Sensor Category:
Sensor Type:	CCD
Sensor Size:	23.6 x 15.8 mm
Aspect Ratio:	3:02:00
Crop Factor:	1,5
Megapixels :	10,2
Max Resolution:	3872 x 2592
ISO Range:	100-3200
Zoom Ratio:	7.50x
Digital Zoom:	No
Auto Focus Type:	"TTL Phase Detection (Nikon Multi-CAM 1000)
Manual Focus:	11-point : 1 center cross, 2 horizontal, 8 vertical"
Min Focus Range:	Yes
Number of White Balance Presets:
Manual White Balance:	"Auto, 6 presets with fine-tuning, Manual, color temperature setting (Kelvin), preset white balance
Underwater Mode:	white balance bracketing "
Aperture Min:	Yes
Aperture Max:
Shutter Range:	38
Storage Type:	3,5
Hot Shoe:
Max Flash Sync:	SD/MMC
Exposure Compensation Range:	ISO hot shoe
Exposure Compensation Steps:	1/200
Metering:	5.0 EV
Aperture Priority Mode:	0.33 EV
Shutter Priority Mode:	3D color matrix II, center-weighted, spot
Manual Exposure Mode:	Yes
Continuous Drive:	Yes
Movie Clips:	Yes
RAW:	3
LCD Size:	No
LCD Dots:	Yes
Live View:	2,5
Battery:	230000
Dimensions:	No
Weight:	Nikon EN-EL3e Lithium-Ion battery
Environmentally Sealed:	132 x 103 x 77 mm (5.2 x 4.1 x 3 in)
Waterproof (Feet):	668 g (23.6 oz)

Rating:

Mar 10, 2010 11:21 AM

Bob Huckabee reviewed this product:

Pros:
Small, light - good for travel & housing. This why I choose this model instead of my D200. Good AF & pop-up flash for optical TTL.
Cons:
Small viewfinder, matrix metering OK for macro; use spot for w/a.

Rating:

Mar 31, 2010 11:02 AM

Susana Silva reviewed this product:

Is a good camera to start on the DSLR category.
Its user friendly: you can reach easily all the menuâ��s, its light weight and with the money you save on the camera you can by lens and start taking good quality pictures, like a pro :)