Nikon D40 Digital Camera with G-II 18-55mm Lens

Pros: Shutter Speed, Nikon Quality, Ease of Use

Cons: None

Pros: Great SLR look and feel. Many, easy-to-use options. User friendly

Cons: Can be tricky to manually set aperture or shutter speed. D40x has more pixels.

The Bottom Line: Great for enthusiasts and eager beginners alike. I recommend it.

Pros: Small. Light. Easy to use. Great images.

Cons: That damned diopter.

Pros: Strong, price, quality of the pictures

Cons: none

Pros: Ease of use, quality of photos, freedom to take numerous photos in short timeframe.

Cons: Manual focus mode takes a little time to learn but the results are worth it.

The Bottom Line: Stop wasting smaller amounts of money repeatedly buying cheaper point and clicks. This camera is worth the price.

Pros: Easy to use. In camera editing. Manual and Auto settings- excellent

Cons: No in camera cropping option for images. This must be done through another program.

The Bottom Line: The Nikon D40 is an excellent digital SLR camera choice for individuals who wish to experiment with their photography without draining their wallets.

Pros: It is the easiest, peaceful slr around. easy for international travel.

Cons: BE CAREFUL NEVER TO SCRATCH THE ACTUAL LENS- ALWAYS USE UV FILTER!Still concerned about rain

Pros: Value, Performance, Included 18-55mm lens is great, image quality, quality of camera

Cons: No hard buttons (without customizing) for ISO or White Balance

The Bottom Line: A great camera for any enthusiast looking for either their 1st DSLR or just upgrading. The image quality and flexibility of the camera won't hold you back.

Pros: Outstanding picture quality and a goodly set of convenience features.

Cons: Tends to overexpose, loss of a star.

The Bottom Line: If you want an SLR you won't go wrong getting this camera.

Pros: easy use, point and shoot, great user interface

Cons: 6.1 megapixels

The Bottom Line: Perfect for the amateur as well as the budding professional.