ivansf Jul 2, 2009

I've been using this camera with the kit lens and another one I bought for portraits. (50mm f1.8) I must add, to potential buyers that if you are considering getting this one or the D90 remember that the D60 doesn't come with a motor so you need your lenses to come with a motor if you...

jeffreygee Jul 1, 2009

There are not many bad things to say about the D60. With the right lenses, it would be very simple to capture great photos in any conditions (low light, long distances, macro, etc.). The 18-55mm DX is a decent beginner lens for practically any condition except very low light. I needed to take...

cczerniak Jul 2, 2009

Went from point and shoot to the D60, and it was a easy transition. I am now on manual mode more often but when my wife wants to take pictures she is able to just pic up the camera and start shooting. I find the menus rather easy to navigate. I am able to switch settings on the fly in order to...

jalinen Dec 3, 2009

I purchased this camera from a professional camera store and got the gold plated body. Love the camera; nothing but good things to say about it; wish it had hd video, using two main lenses with this camera that came with the purchase. I currently dont use RAW settings but will do so soon. Takes...

NotHotWater May 24, 2011

The Nikon D60 is a great starter dSLR that's easy to learn to use. It was the first dSLR I ever had, and I learned a lot from it before I switched to the Canon 60D. It does not shoot video, which became annoying after a while. No live view mode either.

insomaniac Oct 16, 2010

This was my first real SLR, and after the initial learning curve of stepping up from a point and shoot, this camera is great. It's compact, lightweight, fits into a bag easily, and comes with a very solid 18-55mm kit lens. You can pick it up and start shooting instantly. The image quality...