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Hard to choose between the D40 and D200 -- one being small and light the other built like a tank.

I've popped a few cherries... (apologies for the comment but just couldn't resist it).

My granddaughter is 5 going on 6 -- she's always snapping away on her iPad-mini. If both my two Nikon D40s are still working in a couple year's time, she'll end up with one of them -- after she's...

I never use anything other than 4GB and 8GB just in case the card gets irretrievably corrupted -- I don't lose too many images that way. I have "spare" CF cards and used an 8GB UDMA one to increase...

I own two D40s (15K and 400 clicks respectively) and a D200 (600 clicks) -- the common thing they share is CCD sensors, which don't perform brilliantly in low light but are great outdoors or with a...

I'm not into Salvador Dali (wouldn't hang one on my wall even if given to me for free -- I'd just sell it), but to me the re-creation of an image would be the Marilyn Monroe one with her skirt...

I have two D40, a D200 & D700 -- got rid of D5000 (recently) & D90 (a long time ago). The D200 had 1500 clicks whilst one of the D40 had less than 500 clicks on it. I own two 18-70mm lenses, 40mm...

Have you visited the e-coexist website? Perhaps you should and read the About US & Social Enterprise bits. Having visited India twice, I was amazed at the skills and tenacity of the people there --...

18-70mm (got two of these on two different bodies)70-180mm (got one for sharing between D200 & D700)24-85mm (got the G but not the D)

DX did not mean smaller camera or smaller lenses. Nikon had two choices:1. Make DX backward compatible with FX (AF-D) lenses (certain DX bodies have focusing motors built into the body) until AF-S...

The D40 has a Reset button hidden behind one of the flaps (can't remember which one) which resets more than the two-button reset. Use a paperclip (Apple's SIM tray tool is ideal for this) and see...

What the OP wanted/needed was some kind of tool to rebuild corrupt files.My daughter's Sony failed with JPEGs which are still on the SD card where the top half of the image is fine but the bottom...

I have 2 x D40, a D200 (both CCD), a D5000 and D700 (both CMOS). In my experience, the CCD cameras out-perform the CMOS bodies for colour rendition and time saved in PP, for well lit scenes -- I...

We're docile chumps in the UK, and handover our hard-earned ££££ whatever the price. Also, most Brits don't like bartering at home (on holidays it's compulsory) so get fleeced on prices.And then...

I have a Nikon D40 (and have just purchased another D40 body), a D5000 and D700. I sold a D90 because I couldn't get-on with it and will be parting with the D5000 soon.I purchased a D200 with 1500...

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As far as I am aware, all Nikons have a trigger voltage of up to 250v -- even my D40 Manual (P100) says:Use only Nikon Speedlights. Negative voltages or voltages over 250V applied to the accessory...

I own a D40, D5000 and D700 (sold a D90 a couple of years ago to fund some lenses), and I have just acquired an almost unused D200 with battery pack and EH-6 AC adapter.The D40 & D200 use CCD...

Unfortunately, some bloke (or woman) called Webster decided to re-write the (American) dictionary, and like democracy, the US wants to spread spelling and pronunciation goodies to the rest of the...

I already have one of these -- it's a Nikon D40. In well lit situations (almost all my shots) it is brilliant. I think it has something to do with a CCD sensor as opposed to the CMOS in my D5000...