A long-awaited successor to the Nikon D70s ( ), the Nikon D80 improves on its predecessor with a 10.2-megapixel sensor, larger LCD, better performance, and many other fine features. At $1,300 for a ...

They're both roughly about $700 with a 18-55 optically stabilized lens (give or take $50). Are they roughly equal in terms of features and target audience? One of minor gripes with the Canon is the ...

Patrick Singleton at DigitalCameraInfo has put together one of the best comparisons yet between the Sony Alpha A100, the Canon Rebel XTi and the Nikon D80, three digital SLRs that cost between $900 ...

Since all your family and relatives have Nikon lenses, I'd suggest you to buy the D80 so you can change and borrow lenses with them. The extra money you spend on that body will be far less than what ...

If the Nikon D70 of 2004 was The Camera Nikon Had To Make, the new D80 is the Camera Nikon Absolutely Had To Make. Fine though the 6-megapixel D70 (later D70s) was, it was looking ever more dated next ...

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