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The camera is designed in such a way that it can resist severe changes of temperature and is weather sealed with lightweight magnesium construction. Quite a lot of O-rings are embedded in the camera help to shield it from dust, humidity and electromagnetic interference. The camera also has built-in two CF card slots, which lets that photographer to choose diverse tasks for each slot. You are therefore equipped for storing a large amount of data and also can use one card as a backup for the other. The rechargeable batteries are designed in such a way that they would last longer than normal batteries. The Nikon Digital SLR D Series camera is termed as lightweight as it weighs just a little over 2 pounds, and hence it is easier to carry it. It also offers you numerous optional accessories.

The D80 inherits Nikon’s advanced Multi-CAM 1000 AF Sensor Module that recently debuted in the D200. Refinements to this new 11-area AF system ensure consistently fast and precise focus lock under varying shooting conditions, all while the addition of effective new focusing options instills photographers with greater confidence to get the desired shot. For example, while the system is able to use each of its 11 focus areas individually, the center sensor can also be switched to wide-frame operation for broader coverage. Refinements to the programming algorithms that control lens focus action further improve system response and focus precision, along with subject acquisition and tracking abilities.

Since this camera just hit the streets less than 2 weeks ago, I obviously haven’t had this for a super long time, but I moved to the D80 as an upgrade from the terrific D50, and the D80 takes care of every single minor nitpick I had with the D50, and then takes it even beyond that. Moreover, since I moved from the D50 and not a D70-series, I was thrilled that the D80 uses Secure Digital (SD) flash cards, which I used for not only my D50, but for my Casio EX-Z750 point and shoot as well.