People who shoot action will be pleased with the 4 frames per second capture rate and the improved auto focus system. For more experienced photographers there’s full manual (M), Program (P), Aperture Priority (A) and Shutter Priority (S). For beginners there’s a pure auto mode plus 19 scene modes for everything from the obvious (Sports, Landscape, Portrait) to more esoteric shooting modes like Autumn Colors, Blossom, Candlelight, and High Key. The D5000′s LCD flips down 180 degrees and can rotate all the way around so you can see it while looking into the camera – perfect for self-portraits or shooting video of yourself – unless you use a tripod, in which case the tripod will be in the way.įor shooting, the D5000 has a nice mix of consumer-friendly auto modes and manual options. And of course, tilting, swiveling LCDs have been standard on camcorders for years. Tilt-swivel LCDs are great if you use Live View in the studio, for macro photos or any kind of photography you do on a tripod. The 2.7-inch, 230k, Vari-angle LCD is the most attention-getting feature on the D5000. You can either focus manually or get your focusing done with the Live View auto focus before you start recording. It captures 720p-resolution video at 24 frames per second and there’s no auto focus available once you start recording.
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Spec-wise, the D5000′s movie mode is the same as the D90. The sensor alone is a good reason to buy the D5000. The most important features, in my opinion, are the excellent 12.3-megapixel sensor, the D-Movie video mode, the updated auto focus system, and the tilt-swivel LCD display. Feature-wise, the D5000 is basic but solid.
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