This drill gets 5 stars for its value. How can people complain when it costs $89? Go buy a Craftsman or B&D for the same price or even more, I know this is much better. You get what you pay for. I bet these complainers also expect their Ford or Chevy to be just like a Mercedes for half the cost??? If you are a contractor like myself don't buy a $89 drill and then complain about it. This is excellent for my retired father and more than he will ever need.

I am a professional millwork installer and needed a second drill on the job. I saw this drill at a local store and thought I would buy it for the low price of $89.00 just to have it. What a mistake! After three months I decided to give it to a new carpenter as a "starter" drill. If you are a homeowner who uses a drill once a week maybe this is a good drill. All other professionals, I wouldnt even spend the money to have it in your gangbox as a reserve.

I am not a pro nor a beginner photographer. I love taking shots at whatever I think will make a nice picture.Nikon should give this away or include it with your camera. This DVD contains very basic information like: how to turn on/off your camera, how to focus, a tiny bit of advance settings, etc...You will get better information on Understanding Digital Photography DVD. I am glad I only paid $5 for it! :-)

The DVD moves too fast for a neophyte using a Digital camera. Probably OK for someone that is more advanced.

I thought this would be a good DVD since it was produced by Nikon. Boy, was I surprised. It is for the true beginner in all ways and features entry level DSLR cameras, the D40 and the D40x. Beautiful photography but very little substance.Nikon School Presents: Fast, Fun & Easy Great Digital Pictures Instructional DVD - for Nikon D40 & D40x Digital SLR Cameras

The reviewer with the mountain dew 12 pack must have swallowed the bottles, since this DVD is only one 4 minute track without any menus or anything. Fast cash MTV Style.