Customer Rating: 
Summary: Fantastic camera!
Comment: I upgraded from a Nikon D50 to the D80. I have really enjoyed the extra features that the D80 provides. It is a great camera, a great purchase!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Image Quality
Comment: Pretty darn good camera for it's price. Image quality is very good. Have to zoom in pretty far to see any blurring or pixelization. Ease of operation is very good as well. Had qiute a bit of it figured out in a couple of days, to get me rolling, and I haven't even scratched the surface on what it may do.
Unfortunately the optional telephoto lenses from 300mm to 600mm range in price from around $1700 to almost $9500 respectively. So I'll stick to what I have.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Nikon D80
Comment: Even better than I expected. Couldn't be happier with the images that it creates.
Customer Rating:
Summary: You can trust Amazon buying an used item.
Comment: I bought an used Nikon D80 10.2 Digital SLR Camera Kit with 18-135 AF-s DX Zoom Nikkor Lens.
It was a very good experience buying this camera, not only because the price, but it cames in the original box as a new one with and as described in Amazon page.
I am taking the most beautiful photos I have never taken.
Customer Rating:
Summary: D 80 to the rescue
Comment: I searched FOREVER to find the right D 80. Now, don't get me wrong. I love a deal but, when I learned about "gray market" cameras.. I was worried. Gray Market cameras are very cheap in comparison to the norm. However, they are made for other countries outside the USA and if you buy and it breaks...NO ONE will want to fix it here. The warrenty will be for another country. Do you really trust sending it to ??? and actually get it back. No dice, friends. So, I found a factory demo from CAMETA Camera for a good price. I did get a USA Nikon 90-day warranty, and a Cameta Camera 1 year warranty, plus I just spent another $129.95 for a "diamond" warranty. The Diamond Warranty covers EVERYTHING from an OOPS issue to a camera malfunction for 3 years. I can live with that. I tried the camera and everything is works perfect. I chose the factory demo because 1-no one really has used the camera. 2-it was checked out and approved for sale 3-the price was about $100 or so less expensive than the new ones.
One final note - if you go on-line you will see broadway camera and a host of other camera outlet retailing their D80's for $300 to $600 for the body. DON'T DO IT. If you go to the BBB.com you'll see a laundry list of complaints. Not to mention it's ONE company who passed itself off as 15 other companies in order to up-sell you on other equiptment and there is a large possibility that you will NOT get what you paid for.
Buyer Beware.
Cameta Rocks and so does Calumet and Adorama.
Happy Shooting!
Summary: Fantastic camera!
Comment: I upgraded from a Nikon D50 to the D80. I have really enjoyed the extra features that the D80 provides. It is a great camera, a great purchase!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Image Quality
Comment: Pretty darn good camera for it's price. Image quality is very good. Have to zoom in pretty far to see any blurring or pixelization. Ease of operation is very good as well. Had qiute a bit of it figured out in a couple of days, to get me rolling, and I haven't even scratched the surface on what it may do.
Unfortunately the optional telephoto lenses from 300mm to 600mm range in price from around $1700 to almost $9500 respectively. So I'll stick to what I have.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Nikon D80
Comment: Even better than I expected. Couldn't be happier with the images that it creates.
Customer Rating:
Summary: You can trust Amazon buying an used item.
Comment: I bought an used Nikon D80 10.2 Digital SLR Camera Kit with 18-135 AF-s DX Zoom Nikkor Lens.
It was a very good experience buying this camera, not only because the price, but it cames in the original box as a new one with and as described in Amazon page.
I am taking the most beautiful photos I have never taken.
Customer Rating:
Summary: D 80 to the rescue
Comment: I searched FOREVER to find the right D 80. Now, don't get me wrong. I love a deal but, when I learned about "gray market" cameras.. I was worried. Gray Market cameras are very cheap in comparison to the norm. However, they are made for other countries outside the USA and if you buy and it breaks...NO ONE will want to fix it here. The warrenty will be for another country. Do you really trust sending it to ??? and actually get it back. No dice, friends. So, I found a factory demo from CAMETA Camera for a good price. I did get a USA Nikon 90-day warranty, and a Cameta Camera 1 year warranty, plus I just spent another $129.95 for a "diamond" warranty. The Diamond Warranty covers EVERYTHING from an OOPS issue to a camera malfunction for 3 years. I can live with that. I tried the camera and everything is works perfect. I chose the factory demo because 1-no one really has used the camera. 2-it was checked out and approved for sale 3-the price was about $100 or so less expensive than the new ones.
One final note - if you go on-line you will see broadway camera and a host of other camera outlet retailing their D80's for $300 to $600 for the body. DON'T DO IT. If you go to the BBB.com you'll see a laundry list of complaints. Not to mention it's ONE company who passed itself off as 15 other companies in order to up-sell you on other equiptment and there is a large possibility that you will NOT get what you paid for.
Buyer Beware.
Cameta Rocks and so does Calumet and Adorama.
Happy Shooting!