A photography camera that uses an image sensor instead of a film. This image sensor is made by a huge number of tiny pixels that forms a digital image. Digital Cameras are more flexible than film based cameras because the provide an instant preview of the photograph just taken. The stored images can be transferred to and processed by any personal computer, can be sent to a home printer, or even send by e-mail.
Nikon D3000 review @ DPreview.com
Inheriting a lot from the D90, but missing a live-view mode in this time and age could prove to be a hard nut to crack. However:
"There is no doubt that the D3000 is an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary update, but the few features that have been added to the D3000 compared to the D60 are of real value, and the 11-point AF system alone makes the D3000 a bargain at its current asking price. It's a shame that the bundled
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Submitted by chris on Sun, 20/03/2005 - 11:59A photography camera that uses an image sensor instead of a film. This image sensor is made by a huge number of tiny pixels that forms a digital image. Digital Cameras are more flexible than film based cameras because the provide an instant preview of the photograph just taken.