Nikon D40X Reviewed By DP Review

Nikon D40X

Digital Photography Review has just posted their in-depth review of the Nikon D40X. So what is the difference between the Nikon D40 and the D40X? Is the “X” worth the extra money? This review is also very helpful if you are currently using a compact digital camera and looking to enter the digital SLR world. DP Review does a great job comparing the Nikon D40X to it’s direct competition, the Canon EOS 400D and the Olympus E-410.

Dennis “Dz”

DZ Photography

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  1. One quick FYI. As an Aperture user. Aperture doesn’t support the D40x RAW files (yet). Don’t know about Lightroom.

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  2. Hi Rob, Thanks for the comment. It looks like the D40X is not yet on the list of supported cameras shooting Raw for Lightroom. I’ll be sure to keep my eye out for that update when it comes out.

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  3. Mac OS X now supports D40x files natively with the 10.4.10 update. Oddly, Graphic Converter has no problems opening D40x files and it was last updated in early 2007 before the D40x was announced. Go figure…

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