DSLRBodies

I've reviewed pretty much every Nikon F-mount DSLR, starting with the D1 in 1999. This section presents links to the reviews that I still maintain for Nikon DSLRs that have been discontinued.

On this site you'll find:

Reviews of older Nikon DSLR cameras no longer appear on my sites, as they are completely outdated, difficult to maintain, and I don't see much point in updating them as it's unlikely you'd really be interested in picking one up other than for historical interest (a couple of exceptions exist, noted below). 

Here's a list of those older cameras for which my reviews are no longer available:

DX Models (1.5x crop sensor):

• D40 (6mp) and D40x (10mp) — no longer recommended
• D50 (6mp) — no longer recommended
• D60 (10mp) — no longer recommended
• D70 and D70s (6mp) — no longer recommended
• D80 (10mp) — not recommended (exposure, amp noise)
• D90 (12mp) — no longer recommended
• D100 (6mp) — no longer recommended
• D200 (10mp) — no longer recommended
• D3000 (10mp) — no longer recommended
• D3100 (14mp) — no longer recommended
• D5000 (12mp) — no longer recommended
• D5100 (16mp) — no longer recommended
• D7000 (16mp) — no longer recommended
• D1 (3mp) — not recommended (outdated, parts shortage, poor UI)
• D1x (5mp) — no longer recommended (losing raw conversion support)
• D2h and D2hs (4mp) — no longer recommended
• D2x and D2xs (12mp) — still a good base ISO 12mp DX camera

FX Models (35mm film-sized sensor):

• D700 (12mp) — Recommended (used, only at right price)
• D750 (24mp) — Recommended 
• D3 (12mp) — no longer recommend, as D3s is a better version of the same camera
• D3s (12mp) — Recommended (used, only at right price)
• D3x (24mp) — Recommended (used, only at right price)

Non-Nikon DSLRs with F-mount:

• Fujifilm S2 Pro — no longer recommended
• Fujifilm S3 Pro — no longer recommended
• Fujifilm S5 Pro — no longer recommended
• Kodak Pro 14n/SLRn — not recommended (parts shortage, repairability)