NIKON D5000 Digital SLR camera

NIKON D5000 - Did you know that at Park Cameras we offer an extremely popular 'Understanding Your Digital SLR' photography course, aimed at both customers new to this area of (...) See more See less

photography or simply looking to brush up on their knowledge? Priced at only £84.99, you can benefit from a day-long School of Photography course designed to ensure that you are able to get more out of your new DSLR. Please see our dedicated training section for more details. Between the 5th November 2009 and 10th January 2010, anyone buying a Nikon D5000 can receive £50 Cash Back from Nikon. Simply pick up a leaflet instore or visit www.nikon.co.uk for more details. The D5000 is a powerful and versatile SLR camera that delivers superb still images and high-definition D-movie clips with sound. Incredibly easy to use, it boasts a range of automatic features that help capture the shots you want and an impressive 12.3 megapixel DX format image sensor that ensures exceptionally detailed results. The innovative vari-angle LCD monitor makes it easy to shoot from any angle, bringing an exciting new twist to using Live View. Whether you shoot still or moving images, you can flip, tilt or turn the monitor to take shots from above, below, to the side, or to create self-portraits. An array of automatic scene modes make it simple to capture clear images in a variety of situations and a range of retouch functions let you enhance photos in-camera. With so many powerful features packed into its compact, lightweight body, the D5000 offers people on the go a fantastic way to capture stunning shots from any angle. Key Features: • Innovative vari-angle LCD monitor • Live View and D-Movie • Superior image quality – 12.3 megapixels and wide ISO range • Extensive in-camera retouch menu • 19 Scene Modes The D5000 18-105 VR lens kit includes the D5000 camera body and the versatile AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm VR lens. Compact and powerful, the lens in this kit is an ideal way to explore the full potential of SLR photography, from portraits to interiors, architecture and landscapes. d (Description excerpted from: Park Cameras)