Nikon D50 Camera

Selling my Nikon D50. Comes with charger and battery, no memory card. Please make yourself familiar with this model regarding memory card type. Works 100% Comes with Nikkor 18-55mm lense. ✅ Nikon D50: Pros and Cons Pros ✅ Great image quality for its time with 6.1MP sensor. ✅ Shoots in RAW (NEF format) — better post-editing flexibility. ✅ Fast startup time and minimal shutter lag. ✅ Bright optical viewfinder. ✅ Compatible with a wide range of Nikon F-mount lenses. ✅ Good battery life (up to 2,000 shots per charge). ✅ Sturdy build and well-balanced in hand. Cons ❌ No video recording. ❌ Small 2.0-inch LCD screen. ❌ Only 6.1 megapixels — limits large prints and cropping. ❌ Poor low-light performance by modern standards (max ISO 1600). ❌ Slow burst mode (2.5 fps, 5-shot buffer in RAW). ❌ No live view — you must compose through the viewfinder. ❌ Outdated media format (uses SD cards, but limited speed/size compatibility). --- 📸 RAW Format & Storage RAW support: Yes – Nikon NEF files (12-bit, uncompressed). Storage type: SD cards (non-SDHC/SDXC – max 2GB officially supported). Image size per file: RAW (NEF): ~5.5MB per image JPEG Fine (Large): ~2.5MB per image Estimated photo capacity (on a 2GB SD card): RAW: approx. 370 photos JPEG Fine: approx. 800+ photos With modern SD cards over 2GB (if the D50 can read them with a firmware tweak), capacity will increase. --- 🎥 Video Capability ❌ No video recording. This camera is purely for still photography.