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Here’s the conclusion of the D40x review from ePHOTOzine: “While the D40x lacks some of the more sophisticated options of bigger cameras, it’s certainly well specified in the budget market and readily capable of taking on the Canon EOS 400D. The body is light and compact, but this means that all the functions that would otherwise be on dials etc, are hidden away on menus.
The lack of a top-mounted LCD is a drawback because the information that is displayed on the rear LCD never stays there for very long. The help system for the beginner is rather packed away and not immediately accessible.
While the shooting speed of the camera is a long way off the marketing claims, with just modest performance, it’s the ease of use of the camera and the results that count the most in this marketplace. On that score, the D40x is easy to pick up and start shooting with because the more advanced functions are kept out of the way initially, and the results, while lacking a great deal of sharpness thanks to the kit lens, are generally pleasing.”
Nikon D40xPlus points:
- Nikon D40×10Mp resolution
- Nikon D40xHelp system
- Nikon D40xSmall and compact
- Nikon D40xGood quality images
- Nikon D40xWell saturated colours
- Nikon D40xGood built-in flash
Minus points:
- Nikon D40xShooting speed isn’t great
- Nikon D40xPictures not super-sharp
- Nikon D40xSome noise at ISO100
- Nikon D40xHelp system is buried
- Nikon D40xOnly sRGB
Website : Nikon D40x Review by ePHOTOzine
