Nikon D60 DSLR Camera
The Nikon D60 is a 10MP APS-C DSLR camera — known for its 10MP APS-C CCD Sensor and Nikon F-Mount Compatibility. Used copies start from $75.64 on GearFocus, with buyer protection on every purchase.
Nikon D60 DSLR Camera
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Overview — Nikon D60
Key Features — Nikon D60
10MP APS-C CCD Sensor: Paired with Nikon's EXPEED image processor, the 10MP sensor delivers solid image quality for everyday and entry-level photography.
Nikon F-Mount Compatibility: Accepts the full range of Nikon F-mount lenses, giving access to a wide selection of Nikkor glass and third-party optics.
3-Point Phase Detection AF: The Multi-CAM 530 autofocus system provides reliable, fast focusing for everyday subjects and general shooting.
ISO 100–1600 Range: Covers a practical spread of lighting conditions, from bright outdoor scenes to dimmer indoor environments.
3 fps Burst Shooting: Continuous shooting at up to 3 frames per second helps capture moving subjects without missing key moments.
Built-In Pop-Up Flash: An integrated flash with Guide Number 12 provides basic fill light for casual situations without requiring an external unit.
Specifications — Nikon D60
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Use Cases | Travel, Beginner-Friendly |
| Type | DSLR |
| Sensor | APS-C |
| Resolution | 10MP |
| Processor | EXPEED |
| ISO Range | 100 – 1600 |
| AF System | Phase Detection |
| AF Points | 3-point Multi-CAM 530 |
| Max Photo Resolution | 3872x2592 |
| Burst Rate | 3 fps |
| Image Stabilization | Lens-Based Stabilization |
| Display | 2.5 inch LCD |
Description — Nikon D60
The Nikon D60 is a 10MP DSLR built on an APS-C sensor processed by Nikon's EXPEED engine. It shoots stills at up to 3 fps in burst mode with an ISO range spanning 100 to 1600. The 3-point Multi-CAM 530 Phase Detection autofocus system keeps things simple and accessible for photographers new to DSLRs.
Composing shots is easy with the 2.5-inch, 230,000-dot LCD display and an Optical Pentamirror viewfinder covering 95% of the frame. Storage uses SD and SDHC cards, and the camera connects to a computer over USB. The plastic body measures 126 x 94 x 64 mm and weighs 544g, making it one of the more portable DSLR options.
A built-in flash rated at Guide Number 12 handles casual lighting needs, and the EN-EL9 lithium-ion battery is rated for approximately 500 shots per charge. Image stabilization is lens-based, with no in-body stabilization present. Color output is sRGB, and no video capability is available.
Pros — Nikon D60
- ✓10MP APS-C sensor with EXPEED processing for solid image quality at the entry level
- ✓Burst shooting at 3 fps for capturing moving subjects
- ✓Built-in flash with Guide Number 12 eliminates need for a separate speedlight in casual use
Cons — Nikon D60
- ✗No video recording capability — specifications show null values for all video fields
- ✗3-point autofocus system is limited in coverage and tracking compared to more modern designs; no subject or eye tracking
- ✗No weather sealing — body design explicitly lists 'None'
Reviews — Nikon D60
Videos — Nikon D60
2008 Nikon D60 Review! (Is it Worth it in 2020?) — Maxwell Chan