Nikon's D5000 digital SLR camera

An entry Nikon D-SLR with a glut of features

Nikon's D5000 digital SLR camera is an entry-level model that's designed to be a simple introduction into the world of SLR cameras. It's a small camera body with a built-in flash, a flip-down screen and an F-type lens mount. It accepts all of Nikon's F-mount lenses, but has been designed to use AF-S (automatic focusing) DX format lenses. What's interesting, though, is the number of built-in scene modes that are available, and also the simple-to-use Live View mode, which can be used to frame your shots and record video at a resolution of up to 720p.

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