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Nikon D40x Review
| Author | Cliff Smith |
| Published | 18th Apr 2007 |
| Manufacturer | Nikon |
| Price | £426.09 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £490.00 (Inc VAT) |
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TrustedReviews NewslettersA range of test shots are shown over the next few pages. Here, the full size image at the minimum ISO setting has been reduced for bandwidth purposes to let you see the full image, and a series of crops taken from original full resolution images at a range of ISO settings have been placed below it in order for you to gain an appreciation of the overall quality.
At 100 ISO the D40x produces beautifully smooth, well detailed shots, as one might expect.
Likewise at 200 ISO.
Still no problems at 400 ISO
800 ISO and still no noise. Compare this to the test shots from the EOS 400D.
At the maximum 1600 ISO there is just a light speckling of image noise, but this would still look good as an A4 print.
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ęblekage said on 3rd July 2008
Rob Holden said on 1st September 2008
I am also considering purchasing either the D40x or the Sony A200. What made you give the D40x one more point than the A200?
thanks
ravi said on 7th February 2009
VERY SAD...we all have forgotton the image quality in the days of gimmicks as dust reduction, vr, movie mode...D40X IS FOR SUPERB IMAGE.FULL STOP.
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Hi Cliff
I'm considering purchasing either this D40 or the Sony A200. I notice that you have given the Sony A200 9 points, while this one has been rated 10. What made y... more