Nikon D80

Nikon provides high resolution and a host of new features in itslatest D-SLR

By Staff

Updated July 1, 2016

If you've been putting off making your transition from film to digital or you've been holding out for a suitable upgrade from your existing digital camera, the Nikon D80 is very likely the camera that you've been waiting for. At a price under $1,000, the camera offers a lot in a compact, lightweight package that’s sure to satisfy the serious and passionate photographer.

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Originally Published October 1, 2006

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