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Just posted! Our in-depth review of the Nikon D3000, which replaces the popular D60 as Nikon's latest entry-level DSLR. A new guide mode and revamped AF system make the D3000 a compelling upgrade for D60 and D40X users, but the lack of a Live View function will not go unnoticed in the feature-hungry entry-level sector. Does the D3000 have what it takes to become king of the beginners' DSLRs? Click to read our in-depth 27 page review.
Simon: This isn't just a new review: it's also the debut of a new reviewer. We're pleased to welcome Barnaby Britton, the latest addition to the dpreview.com reviewing team. Barney comes to us fresh from several years reviewing cameras for the UK's oldest and most respected photographic magazine, Amateur Photographer, and we're very glad to have him.
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