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DIGITAL Slrs DIGITAL SLRs 154 NIKON D40 & D40x 6.1- and 10.2-Megapixel Compact Digital SLRs Compact and lightweight, with simplified features, exceptional handling speed, and a visually-intuitive menu system, the 6.1-megapixel D40 and 10.2-megapixel D40x will amaze you with how easy it is to take great pictures. Ready to shoot virtually the instant they are turned on, the D40 can shoot 2.5 fps (frames per second) non-stop for up to 100 shots, the D40x can shoot 3 fps. The D40x also offers wider ISO sensitivity of 100-1600, (200-1600 for the D40). They have a 2.5˝ color LCD and intuitive information display system that presents information in a clear, graphically represented way. Eight scene-optimized Digital Vari-Program modes allow users to capture nearly any type of scene without having to fumble with camera settings. There are advanced controls such as Aperture and Shutter-priority mode and in-camera image editing features include D-Lighting, Red-eye correction and Image Trim. Creative features include Image Overlay, Small Picture, Monochrome and Filter Effects. They are compatible with all of Nikon’s AF-S and AF-I Nikkor lenses, have a built in flash and are compatible with Nikon’s Speedlite flashes. FEATURES Perfect Starter Cameras 2.5˝ LCD Monitor Flash ◆ 6.1- and 10.2-megapixel imaging sensor ◆ Playback images are easy to see, and function ◆ Automatic auto pop-up flash gives just the and Nikon image processing engine ensure menus are easier to use with their bright right light to make a scene look beautiful and stunning sharpness and color. Make detailed 2.5˝ LCD monitor. Preview images at up to natural. The innovative i-TTL flash control enlargements up to 16 x 20˝ or 30 x 40˝ 19x magnification with large-type fonts and evaluates flash exposure with incredible (respectively). High resolution also provides easy-to-view menus as well as three display precision to achieve better automatic flash room for creative cropping. options: Classic format or the Graphic and balance and deliver outstanding results. ◆ Beautifully styled, they make high- Wallpaper formats for Digital Vari-Program ◆ Built-in flash brings beautiful exposures in performance digital SLR photography easy modes and P/S/A/M modes. low light conditions as well as adding sparkle and convenient with sure and comfortable for fill flash in outdoor situations. Flash ergonomics. Weighing only 16 oz., these Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) photography has never been easier or more compact camera bodies fit your hand accurate. Four flash modes are available: perfectly, with a well-balanced design and ◆ Large and clear viewfinder provides 0.8x Auto flash, Red-eye reduction, Slow sync grip to ensure easy access to controls. magnification, and helps to ensure precise and Rear curtain sync. composition. Overall viewfinder brightness ◆ Fast startup combined with fast shutter ◆ For more sophisticated flash photography, makes it easy to focus in low light. response and rapid-action shooting at up to Nikon’s external Speedlights can be used. 2.5 fps (D40) or 3 fps (D40x) makes it easy ◆ “Assist images” help you select the Combined with the D40/40x, the advanced to freeze that special moment. Capture high- appropriate settings for many camera features Creative Lighting System turns the darkest quality action sequences and much more. by showing an example image typical of that situations into dazzling photo opportunities. setting as well as an advanced HELP Menu ◆ Capture spectacular shots using digital and ◆ The compact Speedlight SB-400 is a perfect for the current item selected. optical technologies that pro’s use, but with- companion to the D40/40x, providing a out the work that SLR photography once ◆ Question Mark icon (?) indicates that help simple solution for adding more power and required. Just look through the viewfinder is available for the currently selected item; bounce flash capability. Using the SB-400 and press a button. It’s never been easier to just press the help button beside the LCD is as simple as sliding it on, turning it on and capture the moments so beautifully. monitor to see a context sensitive help page. shooting. www.bhphotovideo.com PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO DIGITAL SLRs 155 NIKON D40 & D40x High-Speed Shooting Retouch Menu ◆ The D40 can fire continuously at a speed of They feature a ‘Retouch Menu’ offering exclusive in-camera image up to 2.5 frames per second, capturing editing features. These features provide creative freedom without high-quality action sequences of children in the need for a computer, and for those who prefer to send pictures sporting activities such as soccer, baseball directly to a printer. Includes Nikon's D-Lighting, which brightens and much more. dark pictures and Red-eye correction that automatically detects and corrects red eye. Image Trim allows for creative cropping ◆ The D40x has fast 0.18 second startup of an image and creates smaller files for easy e-mailing. Other combined with split-second shutter creative features include Image Overlay, Small Picture, Monochrome (Black-and-white, Sepia, response and rapid-action shooting at up to Cyanotype) and Filter Effects (Skylight, Warm filter, Color balance). 3 frames per second makes it easy to freeze special moments instantly. Digital Vari-Program Modes Focus and Exposure The eight Digital Vari-Programs automatically calculate ideal settings for common shooting Controls situations. Just select a mode appropriate to your shooting situation and let the D40/D40x do the rest. ◆ The D40’s advanced 3-area AF system and refined algorithms deliver fast, efficient and AUTO: This mode automatically controls Auto (Flash Off): Automatically disables the precise autofocus. AF refinements deliver all the settings to match your shooting built-in flash and boosts the camera’s light greater precision with fast, more consistent conditions, freeing you to concentrate on sensitivity, letting you capture the ambiance subject acquisition and improved focus composing your shot. of available light or capture photos where tracking for consistently sharper pictures. Portrait: Sophisticated portraits are easy in flash photography isn’t an option. ◆ Adjust the focus automatically or manually. this mode. The background will soften while Child: This mode ensures natural skin tones It’s also possible to select a focus area and your subject stays sharply focused in the set against vividly rendered clothing and use focus lock, which lets you recompose a foreground. The result is stylish, professional background details. Images here are picture. looking images of your loved ones. expressive, sharp and endearing. ◆ A large viewfinder makes composition eas- Night Portrait: Focuses on the closest subject Sports: The camera tracks your subject, ier, and overall viewfinder brightness makes in a low-light situation and then calculates a adjusting the focus with split second focusing in low-light photography possible. balanced exposure for both the foreground response, freezing action for incredible sports Its bright and sharp viewfinder, with 0.8x and the background. For the sharpest and motion shots. magnification, ensures precise composition. pictures, a tripod is highly recommended. Close Up: Flowers, coins, insects and other ◆ Get great shots in almost any situation with Landscape: Ideal for a great perspective on small treasures take on new meaning when Digital Vari-Program modes. Each of the beautiful scenery, this mode offers sharp, seen in Close Up mode, which renders a eight modes is designed to calculate the best clear landscape pictures with optimized detailed foreground, while softening the settings for your scene. Simply choose one of greens and blues. background for subjects that truly stand out. the modes and the camera will adjust itself automatically for optimal results. Bundled and Optional Software ◆ For more control over shutter speed and aperture, choose Program, Shutter-Priority, Supplied with the D40/D40x and designed as a simple, Aperture-Priority or manual mode. intuitive and seamless experience, PictureProject is for digital photographers of any skill level. ◆ ±5 EV exposure compensation means better- exposed pictures in poorly lit conditions Its powerful tools let you truly explore digital imaging such as dimly lit theaters, sunsets and more. without having to study for it. It greatly simplifies image transfer and sharing, while giving you basic ◆ 3D Color Matrix Metering II instantly post- production enhancements evaluates each scene for brightness, color, on a personal computer. Data in contrast, size and position of shadows and your memory card can easily be highlights for optimum results. Center- uploaded to your computer, and images can be quickly printed, e-mailed weighted and Spot metering are also or uploaded to an online photo community. available to meet specialized applications. Easy and intuitive, Nikon’s optional CAPTURE NX software gives you ◆ The D40/40x’s ISO sensitivity can be set an unprecedented degree of control over your images. Thanks to from ISO 200 all the way to 1600, enabling exclusive U Point Technology, by Nik Software, Capture NX does all the beautiful images in challenging low-light calculations for you, making it the first truly usable editing imaging situations without using a flash. software for all levels of photographers. (212) 444-5027 • 1-800-947-9927 • Quick Dial 64 PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO DIGITAL SLRs 156 NIKON D40 & D40x Conveniences ◆ Use the optional ML-L3 Wireless Remote D40 and D40x Accessories Control as a remote shutter release for self-portraits or to prevent camera shake caused when releasing the shutter. Rechargeable Li-ion Battery (NIENEL9): A high-capacity battery which provides maximum battery life and ◆ Long-lasting EN-EL9 rechargeable Li-ion maximum power. It also features No Memory Effect battery lets you take up to 470 shots in that lets you recharge partially drained batteries without single-frame shooting mode. The optional reducing runtime.
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