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d1 or the d40

conair01 · 2008-07-28 17:50:42

i currently have a d40 but came across a d1. i know its about 5/6 yrs old but is it still a good camera

28-07-2008 5:50pm

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conair01

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i currently have a d40 but came across a d1. i know its about 5/6 yrs old but is it still a good camera

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#2 28-07-2008 6:03pm

Ricky91t

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Off the top of my head its 4mp and 8fps?Can't see there being any image quaility difference betwen a mint D1 and a D40 but id watch out for the acuations!

http://flickr.com/photos/23426033@N08/2369216319/
produces nice colours

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#3 28-07-2008 6:13pm

melekalikimaka

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d40 defo

image quality will be hugely different

thats now nearly 3 generations old, noise is pants on it, its been round so long its prob not in great nick inside.

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#4 29-07-2008 7:21pm

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D40
D40
D40

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