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Phenomenal Equipment
I have being fulljoying the phenomenal quality of the Nikon D60 Gold Edition. Seriously I am in Jamaica and live in Jamaica and when i say "Di Ting Madddd!!!" i mean 'eeet sell offf' I am in no quarrel about the Gold Edition whether or not gold is in it i love it. As a photographer and teacher i realize that quality is in demand and the D 60 has proven to be handy reliable and portable with its ease of use and access there is freedom in feeling when i take it up and use it . Though i dropped it and had to buy the new Nikon D90, i miss it some what but i got it fixed and the difference is far from felt. two great pieces of equipment and of the two the D60 is lighter thus i travel with it more than the D90 which is a bit more weighty but both cameras have their own uncomparable qualities.

The D60 has what i call 'supa' endurance maybe its because i have extension battery packs on both cameras (D60 & D90) but i don't complain and wont complain. I recommend this camera for the enthusiast and hope that you not only commit to its loyalty but indulge your creativity try something new with it every day and become an explorer with the equipment... its worth nothing being just ordinary ... use your creative thoughts and revolutionize what you can do with the camera's ability to record your image.

love it ...

Jon Saleen Oliphant
4U2C Creative Arts and Photography, (R)
Creative Equilibrium (R)
Creative Artist, Photographer & Art Teacher.
Mandeville, Jamaica.

Love and Respect.

An Excellent Camera!
We bought this camera right before our honeymoon in the Caribbean... We had 2 other decent point-and-shoot cameras but decided to buy this D60 Gold SE for our special, "one-of-a-lifetime" trip anyway. It turned out one of the best decisions ever 'cause nobody wanted to miss shooting photos of those gorgeous beaches and landscapes and everything else in the Caribbean! Our photos look really nice with sharp detail, beautifull color shades, and well-balanced exposures. While I used its manual settings as I've used to with my other SLR Nikon (35mm film), my wife could use its auto program features as she does with her tiny P&S Canon. It's great to work with for both of us...

A short note: I just bought a Nikon ML-L3 Wireless Remote Control and it worked perfectly right out of the box. There'd be more experiments with this little tool...

Very Nice Photos
I've had High end Nikon 35mm cameras for 25 years, so when I wanted to step up from the small digital point and shoots it was a natural choice. One of the nice things I found when I started using this digital camera was that I could go manual and set shutter speed or aperture the way I had with the 35's.

I've had the D60 now for 6 months and have taken over 3,000 photos. Out of those I've had very few that were bad.

The 18-55mm lens in the kit is a fine lens. You will out grow in time, but it is very usable to the new d60 owner.

I will have to say that there are so many setting on the d60 that you can change, I had to pickup and extra book to figure them all out. I would recomend buying this book to help with all the things your new d60 can do. David Busch's Nikon D60 Guide to Digital SLR Photography

Everything a New Parent Could Want
We love this camera. Although not full fledged "photographers", the camera makes it simple for the Point-and-Shoot fans. With the birth of our first child we wanted to be able to take consecutive shots without missing a smile, grin or sneeze. With the quick startup time and 3 frames a second we don't miss a thing now.

We compared against the Nikon D40 model and decided to go with the extra megapixels...just in case. The lens gives a comfortable zoom level to easily take shots from across the room. Granted when he gets mobile and out on a sports field we may look at adding a longer Zoom, but the Vibration Reduction Lens that comes standard is more then enough for now.

Red-Eye was an issue with our previous camera and even though the D60 has retouching options built in to fix pictures, we have not used them as the camera compensates the flash and we have yet to see a picture with red-eye yet.

Battery life is great. We are still running off the original charge for almost a month and approx 500 pictures.

As for Cons - We really do not see anything specific. There has been an occassion where there was a delay after taking multiple shots in quick succession that the camera hesitated as it wrote data. We combined this purchase with a SanDisk Extreme IV memory card for the fastest write speed we could get. We have not located and specs on memory buffers in any of the cameras we looked at, but the more technical folks may know what to look for. (Please note this is a very minor issue stated only to offer input to future buyers).

The Free Shipping option was quick and the product arrived safely. We would recommend this product and are extremely satisfied with it.

First DSLR camera
Yeahhh! my first DSLR,

Got this one to take better pictures than my regular point a shoot Sony Camera, let me say the picture quality is awesome. just crisp and very nice if you set it right.

Pretty fast turn on to shoot time. built in touch up utility, ability to save RAW pictures to edit later with Pro Software.

The lens with the VR function does help as i have taken pictures with it on/off.

Feels very sturdy and very expensive, i got mine at a great deal was going to go with the D40 and may be get extra lenses but settled on the Gold Edition D60. If you have the $$$ you can get the D60 but if you want more bangs for the bucks go with the cheaper D40 and use the left over money to get a spare lens or whatever.

Overall, i am very happy with it, picture transfer is pretty slow when use the Camera direct to PC via USB, if you have a memory card reader use it.
Sorry Guys, not a technical person like the other pro shooters. so that's my review....