A long-awaited successor to the Nikon D70s ( ), the Nikon D80 improves on its predecessor with a 10.2-megapixel sensor, larger LCD, better performance, and many other fine features. At $1,300 for a ...

The Nikon D80 DSLR camera is aimed squarely at the enthusiast user. This new 10 megapixel model replaces the highly rated Nikon D70s and D70 and fits into the lower end of Nikon's DSLR product ...

A couple of years ago, I switched from using a fixed-lens compact camera to a more capable digital single-lens-reflex camera with changeable lenses. Before taking that major step, I tried the latest ...

With the major camera makers drawing up battle lines in the 10MP DSLR war, Nikon just marched onto the field with a small but potent new weapon. As we noted in the October 2006 issue, the D80 ($1,000 ...

The 70s was the kitschy decade that taste forgot, but in the 80s it all got so much worse. Flares get trendy again every few years, but no-one's bringing back big hair and shoulder pads. Nevertheless, ...

Nikon’s formula for building a better bombshell: Take the sensor, processor, autofocus, and most of the features of the high-end D200 and put them in a sub-$1,000 body. It’s a megaton hit. System ...

After 20 days of “teasing” Nikon has released details of its new D80 digital SLR camera, which sports a 10.2-megapixel DX format CCD sensor and high-resolution image processing engine.

With four advanced 10-megapixel cameras introduced from Canon, Nikon, Pentax, and Sony (five, if you count Samsung's rebranded model) in the last ten months and two more from Fuji and Sigma that may ...

Take the ultra professional Nikon D200, add a touch of beginner friendliness from the Nikon D50 and this is what you get: the D80 that Nikon’s been hyping for the past fortnight. We were lucky enough ...

Nikon have taken no risks with the appearance of the D80. It strongly resembles its predecessor and takes more than a few of its features from its big brother the D200. The predominately plastic outer ...