Thank you, I brought a Nikon d5000 today for £150 I wasn't sure if I should keep it, I don't have a lot of money, and thanks to your review I think its a good starter camera for what I can afford... Thank you
I received this camera for my 18th birthday in 2010 from my parents. I am 32 now and the camera is still going strong! I have purchased a few more lenses over the years and only had to replace batteries as I lost them but I think this review will make me use the camera a little more often!
That is so good, and what a great present you received. Thanks a lot for watching and for taking your time to comment. I am considering a follow up video, because I'm not sure if I was as positive in the video as I could have been. Cheers 👍
@@MyPhotoJourney back to report that I was taking some senior photos for a friend this past weekend and my Fuji went out on me. Had to resort to this Nikon in a pinch and while the current iPhone has a better sensor than this camera, the photos came out great with the resolution offering an almost “film” quality. Works out!
I've had this camera for some time, and have gotten some really great pics with it. It's low light performance isn't great, to be charitable. I'm looking to upgrade to a mirrorless sometime this year or next.
Thanks, yeah you can get super images from this camera, and for me the difference between these older DSLR and Mirrorless is you have to work a bit harder with the older cameras, which isn't a bad really.
I'm about to buy this camera, I'm 14 and really interested in photography! This video gave me motivation and made me feel like even if I start with an old camera I can be a good photographer.
I just got this camera for free because the guy couldn’t figure out how to change the settings for auto focus. Thought the focus was broken but it was just set to manual in the settings. This works great. It’s a badass camera. You can’t go wrong with Nikon. Started on the FM10.
Excellent overview of the D5000, thanks M8 , horse portraits were very pleasing, for 'pin sharp'..I own this camera, I just focus manually, stop down to F5.6 - F11 with kit lenses and results are very sharp. I don't trust the AF at all. Very solid camera and the sensor produces wonderful images once you master the quirks and idiosyncrasies of this model.
I bought a second-hand D5000 body in November 2021 for 99 euros in the Netherlands. I wanted to use it for my telescopes, photographing deep-sky objects. The liveview screen was exactly what I needed to support focusing through a telescope, replacing my Pentax *ist DL2, which is still fine, but lacking the monitor, it was a hassle for astrophotography. Later on, I bought a second-hand 24-120 mm zoomlens for this camera, so that I can also use it for terrestrial imaging. The software menus are not as tedious as it may seem at first. They are structured quite well. I needed to familiarise myself with them anyway, once I started to prepare the camera for my telescopes, imaging M31 Andromedae, for instance. Of course, I then only use RAW images. This is a really nice DSLR for hobbyists that do not want to spend a lot of money on a more recent camera. The D5000 offers all that I need, on a reasonable sensor resolution. I bought two more batteries and a USB-charger, so now I have everything for a day's "work". I am quite happy with this choice. Why would I spend much more on a new camera that only professionals demand as part of their job?
You have a very nice setup and I am really impressed that you use this for astro photography, well done and a massive thanks for watching and your amazing comment 👍👍
@@MyPhotoJourneyWell, thank you very much for this reply. It is not unusual though to use a DSLR for astrophotography. We amateurs use mainly two types of cameras for astrophotography: DSLRs and astro-cameras, which are divided into colour- and B/W types. The B/W option may seem strange at first for anyone that is not familiar with astro-photography, but it makes a lot of sense. Having a colour-sensor degrades the pixel-resolution because of the necessary debayering (demosaicing) process after an exposure. A true B/W sensor is simply producing grey images. The colour content is imposed by the applied filter, allowing for only a part of the available bandwidth, which is quite typical for astro-photography. With Photoshop or more dedicated software, the artificial colours red, green and blue are added as separate layers to the composition. This means that such rendered images are not genuinely depicting what the human eye would have perceived, but that is a difficult endeavour anyway, as much light from deep-sky objects tends to be infra-red or ultra-violet, which would seem quite dull to the human retina. Anyway, the use of a DSLR is rather obvious to an amateur-astronomer, although we tend to use dedicated cameras instead, which are more specialised in producing the astro-images that we pursue. They contain rather small pixels, in case we target planets, because planets appear as quite small projections on the sensor. Some deep-sky objects, like M31 Andromedae, are quite large in the night's sky, so that we tend to use larger sensors with larger pixels. DSLRs are an average choice, when we target deep-sky objects in a one-shot-colour process and do not have a (rather expensive) dedicated camera at our disposal.
Nice review. I managed to get a D3300 with lens for $200 instead, which is also a bit smaller and lighter, although not having that amazing articulating screen certainly stings :)
@myphotojourney Goodday Sir, Enjoyed a lot watching your video, but i need your guidance. I have a offer to buy this camera as a second hand user for approx. 100-105$. But i dont know how much was is it used (i asked the seller but he said he said he didnt use much), so how can i know if its worth the price and wasnt used much based on picture quality, also if the shutter is in good condition and no need to replace? Also in your video you mentioned about other DSLRs around same price, please can you let me know which can i should consider as other options? You can consider me as a complete newbie who needs to know the minimal basic of DSLRs. Thankyou. Waiting for your reply.
Thanks for watching and for your comment. For the price that camera would be OK, and especially if it has a lens too. You could ask for a copy of an exif file from a recent photo which would give you the shutter count, though at the age the camera is you would expect it to have been well used. Also there are other more modern Nikon cameras though the better the camera the more expensive it is likely to be and you have to think about your budget. 👍
hi!sir i would like to ask in case you know the cause. i have a d5000 also and it has a vignette before. I ordered another lcd screen and changed it.Then after a month the vignette shows again.Is there any possible cause that the lens hood causes it?or maybe the camera itself has the problem? Thanks a lot.
Hi I don't know to be honest, though I doubt the LCD screen will cause a vignette on the images, though having the wrong or an after-market lens Hood could be the cause. Do you get the vignette if you don't use the hood?
@@MyPhotoJourney i haven't tried to remove it since then maybe the lens hood is the cause i will try to remove this lens hood and buy another lcd screen to test.anyway thanks a lot sir for your response. ✨ More videos to upload sir ✨
Well, if all else fails, instead of manual exposure, try Aperture priority. "A" on the dial. All 3xxx & 5xxx Nikons have a single front command dial., which in "A" sets the aperture. So, if you want depth of field, you spin the command dial to stop down the lens until you hit a shutter speed you can still live with.. Those older 18 to 55 mm kit lenses are rubbish. A great lens from the same era is the 18 to 70 mm f3.5 to f4.5 Nikkor. These are tack sharp, and dirt cheap nowadays, since they don't have "image stabilization". Apparently, "these kidz today", can't live without it. FWIW, the Nikon D3200 has a 24 Mp sensor. There's no flippy screen, but they're pretty cheap, coming in at around 160 USD, Pounds, or Euros, whichever of the 3 you have handy. Those 12.3 Mp sensors make decent lenses look mediocre though. Especially with ultra wide lenses BTW, I'm pretty sure the flash will only pop up in full Auto in low light.
Thanks a lot for watching and for your excellent comment. I have posted a video about Nikon D3000 and have implemented some of your points and managed to get much better results with a bot of patience. Thanks again 👍👍
Indeed, those Nikkor telelenses are great for something like a D5000. We once had a visit from an owl-club in our town, demonstrating their owls and how they fly. I managed to take some amazing pictures then, just focusing manually and leaving the exposure-time to the camera's discretion. You could discern every hair in the feathers, although I was standing at perhaps 10 meters distance. And that all for a small amount of money, the equipment is second-hand. Still, it looks almost as new. People tend to treat camera-equipment with care.
Do you know why my pictures are coming out blurry with my d5000? Also, what lenses do you recommend along with a lens hood? I am getting into photography and really don't want to purchase a new camera. I have the nikon d5000. I have the 55-200 mm & 18 -55mm Thank u
Hi, I'm not sure why your photos are appearing blurred and in truth there could be lots of reasons. As for a lens I would suggest a 35mm prime lens which is a good all-round lens for most photography and for your beauty photos a 50mm lens would be a nice fit, which is a short portrait lens for this camera. Depending on your budget you can get a 50mm lens from MPB, £150 www.mpb.com/en-uk/product/nikon-af-s-nikkor-50mm-f-1-4g I also did a video comparing a 50mm lens with the kit lens ruclips.net/video/mH53dT2SzmI/видео.html Hope this helps!
Hello I have Nikon D5000,and i have notice that at the back of the screen, it has dark faded corners, could you please tell me if there is a problem with my camera? Thank you for this video
Hello mate, I wanted to start taking pictures with this camera I found someone who selling this camera and then I watched this video. Just I want to ask you, that’s correct camera for me ?
casual dslr user. mainly use mine for shooting skateboarding but im helping with a wedding saturday and was asked to double film and they threw this camera on me for filiming, not photos so im here haha
That's awesome, you will do well with that camera. You will probably go with auto, but why not get used to it now by putting it in manual and see how well you do. Thanks for watching!
@@MyPhotoJourney only word thing is I’m recording with 2 dslrs and this one only shoots in 24fps and 720 p and the other will be in HD so when the edit comes out it’ll stand out that there was 2 different shots
It depends on what sd card you’re using! I ran into this before, if you’re using an sdxc card it will not allow it to record video but if you use an sdhc card it will allow you to record video! I hope this helps!
Arkadaşlar nedir bu megapiksel savaşları fotoğrafçılık iyi görmeyi iyi kadrajlar yapıp vedahi ışığı görmek hissetmek yani biraz ofotoğrafa siz nekadar renk ve dikkat verebilirsiniz . Bence o önemli bügünlerde herkez en iyi en üst düzey makinesi na almak istiyor aslında siz gerçekten fotoğraf çeke biliyormusunuz çektiğiniz resim kareler ne anlatıyor bunu yapabiliyorsan ki elindeki makine 1 bir magapikselde olsada bu yeter yani uşta prof bir fotoğrafçı en kalitesis oyuncak makine ile güzelresim çekebilir .sen amatörsen 100 maga piksel makinen olsa ne olur. Her kez kendini fotoğraf çı sanıyor .😃
Actually sir i want to buy this camera....which is 12 years old....and i am getting this camera in rs 12000 Indian currency. What should i do. With an extra lens.
Fab well done, you will get some nice photos with this camera. Your next lens depends on the type of photography you do. I think the best thing is to use the kit lens and get a feel about what photography you like. Thanks a lot for watching, and thank you for your comment 👍👍
Hi, yeah it is a risk buying an older camera and whether it will last. I think most people who have had this camera a while will have look after it, and I think it will have a lot of life left. Good luck and thanks for watching!
None of the 3000 or 5000 variants are worth buying. They won't focus with D lenses. Actually. Nickon and Naikon are both incorrect. The Japanese would pronounce it Nee con. 😂
Thanks very much for watching the video and for your reply. I did have focus challenges as you may have noticed with the video, though of course Iin my head I'm comparing an older camera with my Mirrorless Olympus, which I know I shouldn't but is difficult not too. Also thanks for pointing out the pronunciation, and of course we are all correct, and the key point is that a word is understand in a language and not so much how you say it. Thanks again for your comment!👍
Thank you, I brought a Nikon d5000 today for £150 I wasn't sure if I should keep it, I don't have a lot of money, and thanks to your review I think its a good starter camera for what I can afford... Thank you
Well done, you have bought a nice camera, and thanks for your comment 👏👏
I received this camera for my 18th birthday in 2010 from my parents. I am 32 now and the camera is still going strong! I have purchased a few more lenses over the years and only had to replace batteries as I lost them but I think this review will make me use the camera a little more often!
That is so good, and what a great present you received. Thanks a lot for watching and for taking your time to comment. I am considering a follow up video, because I'm not sure if I was as positive in the video as I could have been. Cheers 👍
@@MyPhotoJourney back to report that I was taking some senior photos for a friend this past weekend and my Fuji went out on me. Had to resort to this Nikon in a pinch and while the current iPhone has a better sensor than this camera, the photos came out great with the resolution offering an almost “film” quality. Works out!
@yogirllilj2920 Excellent 🙂
I've had this camera for some time, and have gotten some really great pics with it. It's low light performance isn't great, to be charitable. I'm looking to upgrade to a mirrorless sometime this year or next.
Thanks, yeah you can get super images from this camera, and for me the difference between these older DSLR and Mirrorless is you have to work a bit harder with the older cameras, which isn't a bad really.
I'm about to buy this camera, I'm 14 and really interested in photography! This video gave me motivation and made me feel like even if I start with an old camera I can be a good photographer.
Thanks for watching, yes definitely go for it, you will get started well with this camera. 👍
I just got this camera for free because the guy couldn’t figure out how to change the settings for auto focus. Thought the focus was broken but it was just set to manual in the settings. This works great. It’s a badass camera. You can’t go wrong with Nikon. Started on the FM10.
Wow, that was lucky, and some people just need a bit more patience. I'm sure you will get some great photos with the camera. Thanks for watching 👍
@@MyPhotoJourney thank you for the content!
Excellent overview of the D5000, thanks M8 , horse portraits were very pleasing, for 'pin sharp'..I own this camera, I just focus manually, stop down to F5.6 - F11 with kit lenses and results are very sharp. I don't trust the AF at all. Very solid camera and the sensor produces wonderful images once you master the quirks and idiosyncrasies of this model.
Thanks for watching and your excellent tips. I think I could have been a little more positive about the camera, and agree the results are good. 👍
Exactly that Autofocus is just so unreliable
Superb. I just bought D5000.
Fab, well done and hope you enjoy it!!
I bought a second-hand D5000 body in November 2021 for 99 euros in the Netherlands. I wanted to use it for my telescopes, photographing deep-sky objects. The liveview screen was exactly what I needed to support focusing through a telescope, replacing my Pentax *ist DL2, which is still fine, but lacking the monitor, it was a hassle for astrophotography.
Later on, I bought a second-hand 24-120 mm zoomlens for this camera, so that I can also use it for terrestrial imaging.
The software menus are not as tedious as it may seem at first. They are structured quite well. I needed to familiarise myself with them anyway, once I started to prepare the camera for my telescopes, imaging M31 Andromedae, for instance. Of course, I then only use RAW images.
This is a really nice DSLR for hobbyists that do not want to spend a lot of money on a more recent camera. The D5000 offers all that I need, on a reasonable sensor resolution. I bought two more batteries and a USB-charger, so now I have everything for a day's "work".
I am quite happy with this choice. Why would I spend much more on a new camera that only professionals demand as part of their job?
You have a very nice setup and I am really impressed that you use this for astro photography, well done and a massive thanks for watching and your amazing comment 👍👍
@@MyPhotoJourneyWell, thank you very much for this reply. It is not unusual though to use a DSLR for astrophotography.
We amateurs use mainly two types of cameras for astrophotography: DSLRs and astro-cameras, which are divided into colour- and B/W types. The B/W option may seem strange at first for anyone that is not familiar with astro-photography, but it makes a lot of sense. Having a colour-sensor degrades the pixel-resolution because of the necessary debayering (demosaicing) process after an exposure.
A true B/W sensor is simply producing grey images. The colour content is imposed by the applied filter, allowing for only a part of the available bandwidth, which is quite typical for astro-photography. With Photoshop or more dedicated software, the artificial colours red, green and blue are added as separate layers to the composition. This means that such rendered images are not genuinely depicting what the human eye would have perceived, but that is a difficult endeavour anyway, as much light from deep-sky objects tends to be infra-red or ultra-violet, which would seem quite dull to the human retina.
Anyway, the use of a DSLR is rather obvious to an amateur-astronomer, although we tend to use dedicated cameras instead, which are more specialised in producing the astro-images that we pursue. They contain rather small pixels, in case we target planets, because planets appear as quite small projections on the sensor. Some deep-sky objects, like M31 Andromedae, are quite large in the night's sky, so that we tend to use larger sensors with larger pixels.
DSLRs are an average choice, when we target deep-sky objects in a one-shot-colour process and do not have a (rather expensive) dedicated camera at our disposal.
thx this was helpful i am looking for a camera and this just may be the one
It's definitely a nice camera and I like the swivel screen, good luck 👍
Have one on mint condition. I love it also much.
Fab, that's amazing that you have such a good camera, and really do like the meny system 👍👍
This video was very helpful, thank you!
Thank you for watching it and your nice comment 😊
Nice review. I managed to get a D3300 with lens for $200 instead, which is also a bit smaller and lighter, although not having that amazing articulating screen certainly stings :)
Thanks very much for watching and for leaving a great comment. I like the camera too, and agree the screen is helpful 👍
Great video! Thanks
Thank you for watching and your nice comment 😊
Is there a proximity sensor when you are close to the eyecup to turn on the viewfinder? Or is like the 3000 line that need to press a button?
I'll be honest I can't remember and I have given the camera back now. I'll have another look when I can and let you know - sorry!
Lovely!
Thank you very much indeed for watching and your nice comment 😊
@myphotojourney Goodday Sir, Enjoyed a lot watching your video, but i need your guidance. I have a offer to buy this camera as a second hand user for approx. 100-105$. But i dont know how much was is it used (i asked the seller but he said he said he didnt use much), so how can i know if its worth the price and wasnt used much based on picture quality, also if the shutter is in good condition and no need to replace? Also in your video you mentioned about other DSLRs around same price, please can you let me know which can i should consider as other options? You can consider me as a complete newbie who needs to know the minimal basic of DSLRs. Thankyou.
Waiting for your reply.
Thanks for watching and for your comment. For the price that camera would be OK, and especially if it has a lens too. You could ask for a copy of an exif file from a recent photo which would give you the shutter count, though at the age the camera is you would expect it to have been well used. Also there are other more modern Nikon cameras though the better the camera the more expensive it is likely to be and you have to think about your budget. 👍
@@MyPhotoJourneyGot it. Thanks a lot for your guidance.😊😊
@@MyPhotoJourney Can you please suggest me any second hand model DSLRs worth 100-150$ to start my photo journey??
Nikon D3200 might be a nice camera in your price range.
As someone who got the body of the camera for free, would it be wise to invest a lens to it or just look for another camera+lens combo?
You might be able to find a cheap lens, and if you decide to upgrade you can sell them as a combo. Good luck 👍
下次可以试试人像摄影吗？就是说上周刚买了一台尼康D5000。新手求助!
这款相机无疑是拍摄便携照片的好帮手，您可能需要一个 50 毫米或 70 毫米的镜头来获得最佳拍摄效果，但套装镜头也可以。谢谢
我的尼康D5000用的是18-55mm的镜头，最近打算换个镜头，有什么推荐吗？网上有人推荐说DX 35 1.8G，不知道这个镜头怎么样？
hi!sir i would like to ask in case you know the cause. i have a d5000 also and it has a vignette before. I ordered another lcd screen and changed it.Then after a month the vignette shows again.Is there any possible cause that the lens hood causes it?or maybe the camera itself has the problem? Thanks a lot.
Hi I don't know to be honest, though I doubt the LCD screen will cause a vignette on the images, though having the wrong or an after-market lens Hood could be the cause. Do you get the vignette if you don't use the hood?
@@MyPhotoJourney i haven't tried to remove it since then maybe the lens hood is the cause i will try to remove this lens hood and buy another lcd screen to test.anyway thanks a lot sir for your response. ✨ More videos to upload sir ✨
I have this camera ...two auto settings ...one is flash on, one flash off....
Ah, perhaps I should have know that. I am thinking about redoing my video and trying again, thanks for watching 😊
Well, if all else fails, instead of manual exposure, try Aperture priority. "A" on the dial. All 3xxx & 5xxx Nikons have a single front command dial., which in "A" sets the aperture. So, if you want depth of field, you spin the command dial to stop down the lens until you hit a shutter speed you can still live with.. Those older 18 to 55 mm kit lenses are rubbish. A great lens from the same era is the 18 to 70 mm f3.5 to f4.5 Nikkor. These are tack sharp, and dirt cheap nowadays, since they don't have "image stabilization". Apparently, "these kidz today", can't live without it.
FWIW, the Nikon D3200 has a 24 Mp sensor. There's no flippy screen, but they're pretty cheap, coming in at around 160 USD, Pounds, or Euros, whichever of the 3 you have handy. Those 12.3 Mp sensors make decent lenses look mediocre though. Especially with ultra wide lenses BTW, I'm pretty sure the flash will only pop up in full Auto in low light.
Thanks a lot for watching and for your excellent comment. I have posted a video about Nikon D3000 and have implemented some of your points and managed to get much better results with a bot of patience. Thanks again 👍👍
Indeed, those Nikkor telelenses are great for something like a D5000. We once had a visit from an owl-club in our town, demonstrating their owls and how they fly. I managed to take some amazing pictures then, just focusing manually and leaving the exposure-time to the camera's discretion. You could discern every hair in the feathers, although I was standing at perhaps 10 meters distance. And that all for a small amount of money, the equipment is second-hand. Still, it looks almost as new. People tend to treat camera-equipment with care.
Do you know why my pictures are coming out blurry with my d5000? Also, what lenses do you recommend along with a lens hood? I am getting into photography and really don't want to purchase a new camera. I have the nikon d5000. I have the 55-200 mm & 18 -55mm Thank u
Hi, I'm not sure why your photos are appearing blurred and in truth there could be lots of reasons. As for a lens I would suggest a 35mm prime lens which is a good all-round lens for most photography and for your beauty photos a 50mm lens would be a nice fit, which is a short portrait lens for this camera.
Depending on your budget you can get a 50mm lens from MPB, £150
www.mpb.com/en-uk/product/nikon-af-s-nikkor-50mm-f-1-4g
I also did a video comparing a 50mm lens with the kit lens ruclips.net/video/mH53dT2SzmI/видео.html
Hope this helps!
great content, nice video!
Thank you very much, appreciate it!
Thank you for this video. 👍
Thank you very much for watching 😊
Hello I have Nikon D5000,and i have notice that at the back of the screen, it has dark faded corners, could you please tell me if there is a problem with my camera? Thank you for this video
The only thing I can think of is if it has become damp, and that may cause the faded areas, though it wont affect picture quality!!
@@MyPhotoJourney Thank you..
Hello mate, I wanted to start taking pictures with this camera I found someone who selling this camera and then I watched this video. Just I want to ask you, that’s correct camera for me ?
Hi, definitely it would be a perfect camera to get started with, it has a nice screen and lots of features, good luck. 👍
You didn't have the image resolution quality settings set appropriately. It's completely capable of very sharp images.
Oh really, was it that simple? I will have a look and I have been thinking about retesting the camera. Thanks for watching and for your comment 👍
@@MyPhotoJourney I did enjoy your video. I agree that it is a bit old but with Photoshop anything can be fixed.
Is this a camera that you can attach a lens and it will be a great camera with impeccable detail?
Yeah, it uses interchangable lenses and produces great details 👍
Thank you for this
Thank you for watching 😊
Is 180 dollars for a used one including lens a good deal? Im a complete beginner and it will be my first camera 😊
That's a good price for the camera with the lens and it would be a nice starter camera for you. Thanks for watching 👍
casual dslr user. mainly use mine for shooting skateboarding but im helping with a wedding saturday and was asked to double film and they threw this camera on me for filiming, not photos so im here haha
That's awesome, you will do well with that camera. You will probably go with auto, but why not get used to it now by putting it in manual and see how well you do. Thanks for watching!
@@MyPhotoJourney thank you. I don’t mind going manual, I got to practice within the church today. Do you think I should just record in auto?
@@MyPhotoJourney only word thing is I’m recording with 2 dslrs and this one only shoots in 24fps and 720 p and the other will be in HD so when the edit comes out it’ll stand out that there was 2 different shots
Yeah it probably will, sorry I've only just seen your response 😔
can you record video on this camera? i cant figure it out :(
If you mean settings, yeah can do, good idea 💡
@@MyPhotoJourney sorry, I meant I can't figure out how to actually record video on it. Only photos
@@bearsworld_gsd press ok.. it will go to video mode
@@delearif8861 thank you but ugh it's just not working :(
It depends on what sd card you’re using! I ran into this before, if you’re using an sdxc card it will not allow it to record video but if you use an sdhc card it will allow you to record video! I hope this helps!
Thank you! ❤
Thank you for watching 👍
One click over from Auto is Auto without flash.
Thanks very much indeed for watching and pointing that out. When I get the camera back I will have a look. Cheers 👍
thkU. cheers
No worries!
I'm from the states but I'm very curious what Nikon is in Britain?
We call Nikon, Nikon but where you use a phonetic Y as in why to pronounce Nykon, we use i as in pick to say Nikon, very similar really 👍
"Nick-on," compared to "N-icon"
Arkadaşlar nedir bu megapiksel savaşları fotoğrafçılık iyi görmeyi iyi kadrajlar yapıp vedahi ışığı görmek hissetmek yani biraz ofotoğrafa siz nekadar renk ve dikkat verebilirsiniz . Bence o önemli bügünlerde herkez en iyi en üst düzey makinesi na almak istiyor aslında siz gerçekten fotoğraf çeke biliyormusunuz çektiğiniz resim kareler ne anlatıyor bunu yapabiliyorsan ki elindeki makine 1 bir magapikselde olsada bu yeter yani uşta prof bir fotoğrafçı en kalitesis oyuncak makine ile güzelresim çekebilir .sen amatörsen 100 maga piksel makinen olsa ne olur. Her kez kendini fotoğraf çı sanıyor .😃
Size tamamen katılıyorum, haklısınız. İzlediğiniz ve mükemmel yorumunuz için çok teşekkür ederim. 👍
Actually sir i want to buy this camera....which is 12 years old....and i am getting this camera in rs 12000 Indian currency. What should i do. With an extra lens.
Fab well done, you will get some nice photos with this camera. Your next lens depends on the type of photography you do. I think the best thing is to use the kit lens and get a feel about what photography you like. Thanks a lot for watching, and thank you for your comment 👍👍
@@MyPhotoJourney thankyou for your kind gesture sir. Plus i am getting extra lens with this camera. So i can buy this camera..sir.
Nice video.
Thanks for the visit
Pronunciations: Japan= Neekon UK= Nekon USA= Nykon. If we all wanted to really pronounce it correctly, it would be like the Japaneese pronunciation.
That's so cool, I hadn't thought about where the word came from, cheers 👍
Tabi benimde d5000 binim var
Harika, güzel kamera 🙂
Jpegs are ok and auto too.
Yeah, it is good quality 👍
Very nice bro 🙏😊 love from india 🙏
Cheers for liking it!
I borrowed the camera from my friend to learn photography
Nice camera to learn with, thanks for watching 👍
Ayrıca ben hala filmli makine kullanıyorum
Harika, yakında bir film kamerası alacağım.👍
14 years kinda too old . You think it's a solid camera? Im afraid it might not last.
Hi, yeah it is a risk buying an older camera and whether it will last. I think most people who have had this camera a while will have look after it, and I think it will have a lot of life left. Good luck and thanks for watching!
None of the 3000 or 5000 variants are worth buying. They won't focus with D lenses. Actually. Nickon and Naikon are both incorrect. The Japanese would pronounce it Nee con. 😂
Thanks very much for watching the video and for your reply. I did have focus challenges as you may have noticed with the video, though of course Iin my head I'm comparing an older camera with my Mirrorless Olympus, which I know I shouldn't but is difficult not too.
Also thanks for pointing out the pronunciation, and of course we are all correct, and the key point is that a word is understand in a language and not so much how you say it.
Thanks again for your comment!👍
Knee con!
Fabulous, thanks for watching and your great phonetics!!
Boot not trump football not soccer
Thanks a lot for watching and for your excellent comment 👍