Nikon’s entry-level SLR gets looked at by Info Sync.

While there are couple of hiccups, overall Info Sync liked what they saw from the D60.

The Nikon D60 offers a 10-megapixel APS-H sensor and an optically stabilized lens, all for an excellent, entry-level price. As always, Nikon has designed the D60’s body within an inch of perfection, and the camera has all the prosumer features that you’d expect of DSLR, including a fast burst-mode and full RAW support. Image-quality wasn’t quite as exemplary as the camera’s particulars - there were some major diffraction issues - but overall detail, color, and noise were excellent, and Nikon’s ‘D-Lighting’ remains a great dynamic-range booster. All in all, the D60 could be a superb introduction to DSLRs. Release: April 2008. Price: $750.

Pros: Bundled with new VR lens. Fast operation. Good overall image quality, especially for the price. Great body.

Cons: Severe diffraction in some cases. Narrow ISO range.

Overall, it looks like a good buy, but you may want to check out the Canon 450D and compare as well. If you want more information head on over to Info Sync.