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Nikon D D5000 12.3MP Digital SLR Camera - Black (Body Only)

Name: Nikon D D5000 12.3MP Digital SLR Camera - Black (Body Only)
Brand: Nikon
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Rating: 4.79 (383 reviews)

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Features: Body Only

Brand: Nikon

Series: Nikon D

Type: Digital SLR

Color: Black

Model: D5000

Connectivity: HDMI

MPN: 25452

Battery Type: Lithium-Ion

Item Weight: 19.8 Oz.

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You can upgrade your photography and video skills to a captivating level with the innovative Nikon D5000 SLR with a Nikon DX format CMOS image sensor and 12.3 megapixel resolution. The black edition of this Nikon camera body can be an excellent intertwining of quality and durability. It can also offer a broad range of in demand features. For starters, the 2.7 inch LCD screen can allow a quick display of recent stills and can allow for easier picture taking, no matter the environment. The Nikon D5000 SLR digital camera comes packed full with 19 different auto exposure scene modes. Because of this, individuals can easily capture breathtaking stills without adjusting a multitude of settings. Furthermore, the device is equipped with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which can allow photography enthusiasts to embark wherever their heart desires without worrying about buying batteries. The Nikon D5000 DSLR camera also comes fully equipped with a number of accessories. These include a quick charger, a rubber eyecup, a lengthy USB 2.0 cable, an audio/video cable, a safety strap that connects to the D5000 body, an eyepiece cap to protect the lens, a full body cap, and software to easily connect the electronic component to a Windows based computer. The D5000 digital camera also boasts additional features that can appeal to the photography enthusiast by allowing crisper and clearer shots. This device offers D-Movie mode, which can quickly allow individuals to record 720p and 24fps HD videos with the same device. The LCD monitor includes vari-angle technology, which can provide an easy to use screen no matter which angle you’re viewing at. This can make it much easier to use than the viewfinder. The display is equipped to pop out and can be rotated a complete 360 degrees, which can make the D5000 an all around practical solution for composing your shots. When not in use, simply turn the LCD screen inward, protecting the monitor from harm. Furthermore, the D5000 can offer the useful capability of shooting at 4 frames per second, which can allow users to capture a multitude of shots in a fast paced situation. This Nikon D5000 DSLR camera also has a number of auto focus features, which can allow for crystal clear images with every click. Rapid face autofocus can allow the digital camera to locate and set the exposure and clarity to beautifully capture an individual's face in a scene. The Nikon camera is also equipped with a number of presets for image quality, including vivid, neutral, monochrome, portrait, and landscape modes. These can allow for quick setup and clear shots depending on the desired style. Photographers who take photos while traveling can thoroughly enjoy the optional GPS geo-targeting unit, which can automatically identify and record the latitude and longitude of each image’s exact location along with the specific time of day. If you prefer, you can configure the settings manually by using the built in navigation on the display. The compact type design of these Nikon D5000 digital cameras can allow individuals to bring this camera along wherever their journey takes them. Weighing 1.3 pounds, this powerful and exceedingly capable photography device has dimensions of 5 by 3.1 by 4.1 inches and can offer extra storage using a memory card. Additionally, you can have the ability to easily connect other compatible Nikon DSLR camera lenses of your choice to expand the creative control you have over your digital image and videos.

Product Identifiers

Brand

Nikon

MPN

25452

Model

D5000

eBay Product ID (ePID)

100105465

Product Key Features

Battery Type

Lithium-Ion

Type

Digital SLR

Color

Black

Connectivity

HDMI

Series

Nikon D

Dimensions

Depth

3.1in

Width

5in

Item Weight

19.8 Oz.

Height

3.8in

Additional Product Features

Screen Details

LCD Display-Tft Active Matrix-2.7"-Color

Exposure Compensation

±5 Ev Range, in 1, 1/2 or 1/3 Ev Steps

Light Sensitivity

Iso 6400, Iso Auto, Iso 100, Iso 25600, Iso 100-6400, Iso 200-3200, Iso 12800

Sensor Type

Cmos

Exposure Range

Ev 0-20 (Iso 100)

Face Detection

Yes

Special Effects

Neutral, Landscape, Miniature, Portrait, Vivid Audio, Silhouette, Monochrome, Color Sketch, Fisheye

Camera Flash Features

Flash OFF!, Af Illuminator, Fill-In Flash, Wireless OFF!-Camera Control, Slow Sync, Flash +/- Compensation, Manual, Red-Eye Reduction Flash, Front Sync Flash, Rear Sync Flash, Auto Flash

White Balance

Auto, Presets, Incandescent (Preset), Sunset (Preset), Flash (Preset), Cloudy (Preset), Manual, Custom, Shade (Preset), Fluorescent (Preset), Automatic

Video Captûre

MOV-1280 X 720-25fPS, MOV-1280 X 720-24fPS, MOV-640 X 424-30fPS, MOV-1920 X 1080-30fPS, MOV-1920 X 1080-24fPS, MOV-1920 X 1080-25fPS, MOV-640 X 424-25fPS, MOV-1280 X 720-30fPS

Focus Adjustment

Autofocus & Manual Focus, Manual, Automatic

Operating System Supported

Mississippi Windows XP Professional, Mississippi Windows Vista, Apple Mac Os, Mississippi Windows XP Home Edition, Apple Mac Os X 10.3.9 or Later, Mississippi Windows 7

Sensor Size

15.8x23.6mm

MAX Shutter SPEED

30 Sec

Display Size

2.7in

Still Image Format

Nef (Raw) + JPEG, Exif, Dpof, Raw Image, Dpof 1.1, Raw + JPEG, Nef (Raw), JPEG, Exif 2.21, Dcf 2.0

Exposure Modes

Program, I-TTL Program Flash, Aperture-Priority, Bulb, Shutter-Priority, Manual, Automatic

Microphone Operation Mode

mono

Digital Video Format

MPEG-4, Avi, MOV, H.264, HD (High Definition), Mjpeg, Motion JPEG

Screen Size

2.0".7"

Light Sensitivity MAX

3200

Maximum Resolution

12.3MP

Optical Viewfinder Type

Eye-Level Mirror Pentaprism

Display Type

LCD

Sensor Resolution

12.3MP

Exposure Metering

3d Color Matrix II, SPOT, Center-Weighted

Min Shutter SPEED

30 Sec

MAX Video Resolution

1280x720

Additional Features

Self Timer

Flash Type

Pop-Up Flash

Min Operating Temperature

0°C

Continuous Shooting SPEED

4fps

Viewfinder-Field Coverage

95%

Exterior Color

Black

Features

Self Timer

Microphone Type

Microphone-Built-In-mono

MAX Operating Temperature

40°C

Connector Types

1X Microphone, 1X Hdmi Output, 1X Composite Video/Audio Output, 1X System Accessory Terminal, 1X Hawaii-SPEED USB, 1X USB

Shooting Programs

Autumn Color, Portrait Mode, Landscape, Silhouette, Close-Up, High Key, Night Landscape, Beach/Snow, Sunset, Candle, Low Key, Sports Mode, Dawn/Dusk, Party/Indoor, Night Portrait, Blossom, Children, PET Portrait, PET, Food

Flash Modes

Auto Mode with Red-Eye Reduction, Red-Eye Reduction, Slow Synchro, Fill-In Mode, Auto Mode, OFF! Mode, Rear Curtain Sync

Dioptric Correction Range

-2 to +1

Red-Eye Reduction

Yes

Viewfinder Magnification

0.78x

Camera Type

Digital SLR

Auto Focus Type

TTL Contrast and Phase Detection, TTL Phase Detection

Viewfinder Type

Optical, Optical (Through-The-Lens)

Lens for Sd

Body only

Supported Flash Memory

SDHC Memory Card, SD Memory Card, SDHC Card, SD Card, SDXC Card

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by alfie925
Jun 07, 2016Top favourable review
Fabulous Photos
I am just starting out as a new photographer and chose this Nikon D5000. Even though the camera has been discontinued by Nikon. I thought it would be a great beginner DSLR camera. It is easy to use and very lightweight. I love the images the camera takes. And with the auto-focus and vibration control lenses, photo taking is a snap...Lol. I have already been on two assignments since I got the camera. I've done a baby shower and an employee anniversary party. And everyone seems to love the photos. I am enrolling in a photography class to start understanding the different lingo of photo imaging. Such a aperture, f-stop, shutter speed, and white bracketing. I love this camera and maybe hope to upgrade to camera with Wi-Fi someday. But for now the Nikon D5000 is my buddy and I take it ... I am just starting out as a new photographer and chose this Nikon D5000. Even though the camera has been discontinued by Nikon. I thought it would be a great beginner DSLR camera. It is easy to use and very lightweight. I love the images the camera takes. And with the auto-focus and vibration control lenses, photo taking is a snap...Lol. I have already been on two assignments since I got the camera. I've done a baby shower and an employee anniversary party. And everyone seems to love the photos. I am enrolling in a photography class to start understanding the different lingo of photo imaging. Such a aperture, f-stop, shutter speed, and white bracketing. I love this camera and maybe hope to upgrade to camera with Wi-Fi someday. But for now the Nikon D5000 is my buddy and I take it everywhere. Wish me luck!
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by beatmanct
Apr 18, 2015
Great Body,very good price on the market now. Excellent Quality -Reliable
D5000 is an older body, but one unique feature in this model is the ability to use "Live view" mode AND have full control when shooting in "Manual" mode. I work for an Auction house and shoot thousands of photos under Tungsten studio lights, and this camera , on a sturdy tripod, excels at almost any shooting situation, giving me FULL control of exposure, shutter speed, ISO, etc. while not having to squint through the viewfinder...instead using the articulated LCD to check exposure, then frame and compose the shot. We now have three, including this one, using a fixed 35mm 1.8 Nikkor prime lense...and results are very good with minimal fatigue.D5000 is an older body, but one unique feature in this model is the ability to use "Live view" mode AND have full control when shooting in "Manual" mode. I work for an Auction house and shoot thousands of photos under Tungsten studio lights, and this camera , on a sturdy tripod, excels at almost any shooting situation, giving me FULL control of exposure, shutter speed, ISO, etc. while not having to squint through the viewfinder...instead using the articulated LCD to check exposure, then frame and compose the shot. We now have three, including this one, using a fixed 35mm 1.8 Nikkor prime lense...and results are very good with minimal fatigue.
by bballjames
Feb 09, 2010
Good because it's a Nikon... But could be better
The Nikon D5000 is a fantastic camera. For most people this will take care of all your photo needs. Some of the BEST advice I heard was, DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY ON CAMERAS! Buy a decent camera body that will fit your needs, but save your money for lenses. Lenses are what will make your camera great and able to do everything you want to. Most camera bodies today are very similar. The reason you are buying a Nikon is because of the amazing lenses that they make. Trust me on this one... SAVE YOUR MONEY FOR LENSES NOT CAMERAS. Ok, I think you get the point. Now back to the D5000 itself. In my title I said it's good because it's a Nikon, but could be better. Nikon makes arguably the best DSLRs. Canon is great as well, but I personally love the feel and ergonomics of Nikons. The D5000 is ... The Nikon D5000 is a fantastic camera. For most people this will take care of all your photo needs. Some of the BEST advice I heard was, DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY ON CAMERAS! Buy a decent camera body that will fit your needs, but save your money for lenses. Lenses are what will make your camera great and able to do everything you want to. Most camera bodies today are very similar. The reason you are buying a Nikon is because of the amazing lenses that they make. Trust me on this one... SAVE YOUR MONEY FOR LENSES NOT CAMERAS. Ok, I think you get the point. Now back to the D5000 itself. In my title I said it's good because it's a Nikon, but could be better. Nikon makes arguably the best DSLRs. Canon is great as well, but I personally love the feel and ergonomics of Nikons. The D5000 is relatively easy to use, so if your beginning, don't be afraid of this camera. It is a great introductory DSLR. If you're an advanced amateur, advanced hobbyist, semi-pro, or just demand more from your camera, make the jump to at least the D90. In my opinion, the D90 is much better camera for not all that much more money. The D5000 lacks the focusing motor that the D90 has. Which means that all those fantastic lenses that Nikon made 10 or more years ago will not autofocus on the D5000. Only AF-S lenses, or other lenses with internal focusing motors, will autofocus on the D5000. The D90 has an autofocus motor on it. Not a deal-breaker, because Nikon makes many amazing AF-S lenses now. The D5000 has a smaller LCD screen than the D90, but does have the vari-angle. I personally am somewhat torn by this. The problem is that to use the vari-angle, you have to use LiveView, which pretty much sucks, so I wouldn't use the var-angle anyway. If you think that this is something that you need, then by all means do it. But the D90 has a much larger and more color accurate LCD screen that will allow to you to make better determinations about color rendition, focus, and sharpness. This sounds minor, but it is actually a very BIG deal. If you want good pictures, you better be able to tell whether they are in focus or not, how sharp they are, or what your color looks like on that little LCD screen. Because on a smaller LCD you might miss something and then take your pictures home and blow them up on your computer screen and realize that it doesn't look anything like you thought when you checked it on your camera LCD. The GOODS about this camera: -It's a NIKON! Which means you have a great list of lenses to choose from -Reasonably priced -Vari-anlge LCD, although not as large or color accurate as some would like -Easy to shoot The BADS about this camera: -Smaller LCD than most newer DSLRs -No focusing motor on the body (Not a big deal if you just shoot AF-S lenses) -Not as many customizable features as other cameras in the price range -Vari-angle LCD only used in LiveView, which isn't very good Overall, the D5000 is a good camera for amateurs, hobbyist, or just for someone who wants to make the next jump from a point and shoot to a DSLR. If you are thinking about seriously doing any photography more than just shooting casually, I would highly recommend you make the the jump to the D90. The D5000 can give you incredible pictures either way though. There is much more to photography than just a camera. A hammer can't build a house, it's just a tool. A camera can't make fantastic images by itself, YOU have to make them!
by brownphilmycracken
Sep 20, 2011
Perfect camera for beginners to amateur!
First off, I dont know why it's labeled a "COOLPIX" D5000. Coolpix is usually designated for nikon's point and shoot series. Second, this camera is perfect for beginner photographers. I would not get this with high hopes of using the video recording feature because it shoots 720p, and it is not auto-focusing during video mode. The camera has immense potential to produce beautiful photos, and i've definitely captured images that could rival higher end camera shots. Everything you need to learn about DSLR camera's can start here in this camera. The foundation is definitely here and will allow you to be a stronger photographer. I advise you to use the auto feature, and learn from the automated settings for f-stop, shutter speed, ISO settings, etc. and then move to manual mode and try to mimic ... First off, I dont know why it's labeled a "COOLPIX" D5000. Coolpix is usually designated for nikon's point and shoot series. Second, this camera is perfect for beginner photographers. I would not get this with high hopes of using the video recording feature because it shoots 720p, and it is not auto-focusing during video mode. The camera has immense potential to produce beautiful photos, and i've definitely captured images that could rival higher end camera shots. Everything you need to learn about DSLR camera's can start here in this camera. The foundation is definitely here and will allow you to be a stronger photographer. I advise you to use the auto feature, and learn from the automated settings for f-stop, shutter speed, ISO settings, etc. and then move to manual mode and try to mimic the settings. Tweak it to your liking and see if you can get the same results. Once you are able to shoot in manual mode, you can use any camera out there. Another downside that alot of you will probably not encounter is that when you decide to shop for new lenses, there are alot of lenses that aren't compatible with the D5000 because there isn't an in-body motor to power the AF-type lenses. The D5000 only takes "AF-S" DX lenses. If you decide to use other lenses than AF-S, you can still use it, but manually focus. I'm still using the camera, it's been about ~9000 actuations and still has plenty of life left since it's rated to around 150,000 shots I believe. If you can't get the D3100, definitely spring for D5000. the swivel screen is great for weird angles in either video or photo mode. it does get in the way of a tripod sometimes when extended out.
by wl9mdxryr72@deleted
Aug 09, 2010
Good camera!
I recently purchased my Nikon D5000 to take photos of my newborn baby and youth activities at my church. This camera works great for shooting up close and indoors. In low light situations it works good without the flash on as long as the target is not moving very fast. Shutter time is slower in a dark room but came be over come by switching to manual focus. The VR function of lens works very well. I would not buy a lens that does not have the VR feature! Along with this camera I purchased a 55-200mm VR lens. This is a must have for the majority of my shooting. I attended a college graduation recently and was sitting around 150' from the stage. I was still able to get crisp and clear shoots of people on the stage with the flash turned off. Overall the camera is was I expected and then ... I recently purchased my Nikon D5000 to take photos of my newborn baby and youth activities at my church. This camera works great for shooting up close and indoors. In low light situations it works good without the flash on as long as the target is not moving very fast. Shutter time is slower in a dark room but came be over come by switching to manual focus. The VR function of lens works very well. I would not buy a lens that does not have the VR feature! Along with this camera I purchased a 55-200mm VR lens. This is a must have for the majority of my shooting. I attended a college graduation recently and was sitting around 150' from the stage. I was still able to get crisp and clear shoots of people on the stage with the flash turned off. Overall the camera is was I expected and then some. I have no used the video feature yet but am looking forward to getting to use it. If you are looking for a good (not great) DSLR camera I would not hesitate to buy a D5000!

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