Nikon D3000 đánh giá
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Tình hình là em đang làm ở phòng marketing và em đang cần mua 1 chiếc máy ảnh phục vụ cho công việc của mình. Nhưng do ngân sách eo hẹp nên em chỉ có thể mua những máy giá tầm 10tr trở xuống. Hôm kia lướt qua mấy trang điện máy thì thấy con Nikon D3000 giá chỉ có 8 triệu, còn ống kính 55-200 của nó thì cũng chỉ có 3 triệu. Tuy nhiên, em lại nghe nhiều người khuyên rằng đừng nên mua con này mà nên mua Canon bởi vì D3000 kén ống kính. Em rất phân vân, bởi vì đây là món đồ đắt tiền, lỡ mua lầm là không còn cơ hội lại. Xin mấy pro cho em ý kiến! Show
 D3000 là phiên bản tiếp bước sự thành công của D60. D3000 có cùng một cảm biến CCD 10 triệu điểm ảnh như người tiền nhiệm, thiết kế thân máy cũng rất giống, nhưng D3000 đã được cải tiến nhiều về sức mạnh. Hệ thống AF chỉ 3 điểm của D60 đã biến mất, được thay thế bằng một hệ thống lấy nét 11 điểm như trong D90.D3000 cho chất lượng hình ảnh tương đối tốt. Hệ thống cân bằng trắng không ổn lắm với ánh sáng nhân tạo, nhưng so với phân khúc "phổ thông" thì nó không hề tệ. Giống như rất nhiều DSLR Nikon gần đây, D3000 tạo ra tông màu khá sáng, có thể sẽ ảnh hưởng tới những vùng sáng mạnh, đặc biệt là ở định dạng JPEG. Nhưng nhìn chung, hình ảnh đẹp, sáng và rất tuyệt vời khi được in ra.There is a temptation amongst those of us that shoot with and test DSLRs for a living to be more than a little dismissive about entry-level cameras like the Nikon D3000. However, first-time DSLR buyers are enormously important to camera manufacturers, and the competition amongst them for a share of the entry-level market is intense. The D60, which is replaced by the D3000, was Nikon's best-selling DLSR, and it is the success of products like this that drives the development of everything from low-end Coolpix models to the recently announced professional level D3s. But the success of entry-level DSLRs isn't just good news for camera manufacturers - today's 'low end' offerings are highly specified, powerful tools, which - had they been released a few years ago - would have commanded much higher prices than they do today. With the 6 million pixel D40, released in 2006, Nikon made a decision to create a completely different type of DSLR to its previous low-end offerings. The D40, and the D40x and D60 that followed it, was designed specifically to be user-friendly, as well as merely wallet-friendly. Gone were the 'traditional' top-plate mounted LCD screen and many of the external control points, in favor of a stripped-down, minimalist design and a largely screen-driven interface. The D3000 continues in this mold, but if anything, is even easier to get to grips with thanks to the introduction of a new 'guide' mode. The D3000 shares the same 10 million pixel CCD sensor as the D60, and almost exactly the same body and design, but this camera is more than a cosmetic revamp of the older model. Crucially, the D60's adequate but uninspiring 3-point AF system is gone, replaced by the same 11-point system as found in the D90. This venerable AF module (the Multi-cam 1000, if you were curious) has impressive provenance, and was originally developed for the professional-level Nikon D200. Some photographers may be disappointed, however, by the lack of live view and video modes in the D3000, which makes it the 'odd one out' compared to many of its entry-level peers. So is a revamped AF system and new, even more user-friendly interface enough to make first-time DSLR buyers part with their cash? Or does the D3000 pale before live-view equipped competitors like the Canon EOS 1000D and Olympus E-450? Nikon D3000 Key Features
Nikon D3000 vs D5000: Key DifferencesThe D3000 is pretty closely related to the D5000. There are important differences though, which are detailed here.
Compared to the Nikon D5000 and D60: major feature and specification differencesAs you can see from the table below the D3000 shares a lot of functionality with the D5000, including a versatile 11-point AF system. In some respects though, especially in terms of resolution and frame rate/buffer, it is closer to the now-discontinued D60.
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