Nikonians Articles

The Camera to Lens Compatibility Chart has been updated 12-JAN-2016 with the latest additions to the Nikon lineup, the D5 Pro FX DSLR and the long awaited D500, the DX successor of the beloved D300/D300s. Read more...

Here you find various recommended Nikon related and photography books. Read more...

Lars Troels compares for you the most relevant feature of these three cameras. In his review, he focuses on picture quality, flash control, battery, autofocus, ergonomics and handling and provides a short list of strengths and weaknesses of each of the camera bodies. Read more...

A panorama is a wide or expansive view. In still photography a panoramic image is one that is wider -sometimes much wider- than normal. Without a specialized camera, panoramas are formed by creating a mosaic of two or more images in a process called stitching. Although images are generally stitched horizontally they can also be stitched vertically or in both directions. Read more...

Beep, beep, beep. I hit the snooze button on the alarm clock and check the time. it is 4 o'clock in the morning. There is no mercy for landscape photographers. After five minutes the alarm kicks in again and I somehow manage to get out of bed. Read more...

Shootout between the 12-24 Nikkor, the AT-X Pro 12-24, the Tamron SP 11-18 and the Sigma 10-20 Read more...

The Nikon D70's high performance and efficient handling, has brought to many new users the full excitement of Nikon digital SLR photography. It has received acclaim from it's users and from prestigious industry and trade organizations as shown below. Read more...

By no means complete in all minute details of differences and similarities, the intention here is to compare only the most relevant features. Features which in my view show the amazing evolution of Nikon's digital SLRs development. Those which do make a significant difference from the perspective of the user. Read more...

It would be fair to say that digicams – point-and-shoot compact cameras, hold the lions share of digital sales today. Quality has gone up, prices have come down (considerably), and this all bodes well for the consumer (that’s you). Digital camera sales have now overtaken conventional film sales, and it may soon be hard to justify any film camera sales at all. Read more...