Features Nikon D5000

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nikon d5000 body




hd video shot d5000



nikon s 12.3-megapixel nikon dx format cmos sensor.
nikon expeed image/video processor.
d-movie mode (24 frame/s mono 22 khz sound). selectable 320 x 216 pixels, 640 x 424 pixels or 1,280 x 720 pixels (720p).
active d-lighting (4 levels , auto).
automatic correction of lateral chromatic aberration jpegs. correction-data additionally stored in raw-files , used nikon capture nx, view nx , other raw tools.
auto lens distortion ( distortion ) correction , perspective control image rotation ( straighten ) via playback ( retouch ) menu
2.7-inch articulated 230,000-dot resolution tft lcd +180/-90 degree tilt , 180 degree rotation.
live view shooting mode contrast detect , subject tracking auto focus (activated dedicated button).
continuous drive 4 frames per second.
3d color matrix metering ii scene recognition system.
3d tracking multi-cam 1000 autofocus sensor module 11 af points.
iso sensitivity 200 3200 (100-6400 boost, respectively called lo-1 , hi-1).
nikon f-mount lenses.
i-ttl flash exposure system without built-in wireless control (no commander-mode, support su-800 wireless speedlight commander). compatibility: sb-400, sb-600, sb-700, sb-800, sb-900, sb-910, r1c1 , third party manufacturers
auto scene recognition mode 19 pre-programmed scenes.
inbuilt time-lapse photography intervalometer
quiet shooting mode.
shutter rated 100,000 cycles.
built-in sensor cleaning system (vibrating low-pass filter) , airflow control system.
hdmi hd video output.
support gp-1 gps geotagging unit.
file formats: jpeg, nef (nikon s raw, 12-bit compressed), avi (motion jpeg).
en-el9a lithium-ion battery, battery life (shots per charge) approx.: 510 shots (cipa).

like nikon d40, nikon d40x, nikon d60, nikon d3000, nikon d3100 , nikon d5100, d5000 has no in-body autofocus motor, , automatic autofocus requires lens integrated autofocus-motor. other lenses camera s electronic rangefinder can used manually adjust focus.

can mount unmodified a-lenses (also called non-ai, pre-ai or f-type) support of electronic rangefinder , without metering.