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Question: where is this camera/lens manufactured? anyone?
Document: Some times this camera misses pixels and when your going back to edit you can clearly see a missing pixel or three i miss my  Nikon D3100. Why is this one more expensive you ask. well its probably because of the lens which is pretty good the lens is great but tech of this cam  could use a few improvement when it comes to shooting against black backdrops other then those minor details  the camera is great and i wouldn't want to dis persuade anyone from buying it .
And the clearity and sharpness of the pictures are amazing. It was well worth the extra money to upgrade from the D-80 to the D-90. I use the Nikon VR 18-200 mm lens and find that I now have the perfect one lens/camera solution for nearly all of my photography needs. I am extremely pleased with my new D-90 and strongly recommend it to anyone that is thinking about upgrading to the next level of photography.
I have been an avid photographer since the early 1980s. In that time I have seen a spread of photographic technology that ranges from silly (1980s Kodak Disk Camera anyone?) to sublime. The D90 stands almost completely on the latter description. I use this body with 3 lenses usually - a wide-angle zoom, a telephoto zoom, and a 50mm primary. Image quality is truly limited only to the photographer's skill, available imagery, and lens quality.
This camera is the best camera I have ever owned. It was everything I expected and even more. I would recommend this camera to anyone interested in improving their photography and adding a whole new level to it.
The only way to unfreeze the camera was essentially to reboot it by quickly removing and re-inserting the battery. Has anyone else experienced this problem? I will need to have it checked. Overall, I'm thrilled with the D90 and a new covert to Nikon.
But for less than $1000, it's a great bargain for what you get. Image quality is wonderful, and it's easy to use. This is a perfect camera for ambitious beginners or anyone who already has a D300 or who wants to upgrade from an older Nikon digital SLR camera.
Or rather, until I have progressed enough as a photographer to crave more sophisticated equipment.So that's my very lay-man opinion. I recommend this camera to anyone who is looking for a hardcore upgrade from a point-and-shoot, and those who highly value having control and customization.
I have owned the Nikon D90 for over 4 years now, and have taken over 9,000 pictures with it. I would recommend it to anyone as their first DSLR camera. It was easy to learn, and you can grow your interest in digital photography, as it has all the manual controls.
I waited a long time before making the digital SLR plunge and absolutely love my D90. It has everything I need and then some. The manual is detailed but clearly laid out for anyone with SLR experience. I think I will enjoy this camera for years to come.
I have photo's in galleries from this camera. I am a serious photographer and have read the manuals, books, and watched video's on this camera. I have also taken some courses on photography in general. While I use the D700 for some of my work I use my D90 for most of what I do. I highly recommend this camera to anyone.
Answer: I think amazon should include manufacturer information for all its products:  "made in ___"