Never one to do things by half, Nikon recently released not one but two digital SLRs. Last month we had the chance to try out the D70s - an updated version of the renowned D70 - and today we will find out what the Nikon D50 has to offer. Released as an entry-level model, its specifications tell us that, although it may be one of the cheapest DSLRs around, it is filled to the brim with everything the budding photographer could ask for.

Available in black or silver, sporting a 6.1 effective megapixel sensor, full automatic control, several scene modes and full manual settings, the D50 is primarily aimed at those photographers who are looking to upgrade from a compact camera. Its ease of use coupled to an extremely competitive price may well tempt serious compact users to take their first step into DSLR photography.

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