Digital camera Nikon D200
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| Type |
SLR |
| Max resolution |
10.0 megapixels |
| Maximum resolution |
3872 x 2592 |
| Image ratio |
3:2 |
| Sensor type |
CCD |
| Sensor size |
23.6 x 15.8 mm |
| ISO |
100 - 1600 in 1, 1/2 or 1/3 EV steps (up to 3200 as boost) |
| Digital zoom |
No |
| Image stabilization |
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| Auto focus system |
Yes, Nikon Multi-CAM1000 |
| Manual focus |
Yes |
| White balance |
6 positions, plus manual preset and Kelvin |
| Minimum shutter speed |
30 sec + Bulb |
| Maximum shutter speed |
1/8000 sec |
| Built-in flash |
Yes, pop-up |
| Flash guide no. |
12 m |
| Flash modes |
Front curtain, Rear curtain, Red-Eye, Slow, Red-Eye Slow |
| External flash support |
Yes, hot-shoe plus sync connector |
| Exposure compensation |
-5 to +5 EV in 1/2 or 1/3 EV steps |
| Metering |
3D Matrix metering II, Center weighted, Spot |
| Aperture priority |
Yes |
| Shutter priority |
Yes |
| Continuous Shooting |
Yes, 5 fps, 37 JPEG / 22 RAW frames |
| Video recording |
No |
| Remote control support |
Optional |
| Self timer |
2 to 20 sec |
| Timelapse recording |
Yes |
| Orientation sensor |
Yes |
| Uncompressed format |
RAW |
| Compressed format |
JPEG (EXIF 2.2) |
| Image quality levels |
Fine, Normal, Basic |
| Viewfinder |
TTL |
| LCD |
2.5 " |
| LCD Pixels |
230,000 |
| Video out |
Yes |
| USB |
Yes, 2.0 |
| Firewire |
No |
| Battery |
Nikon EN-EL3e Lithium-Ion battery |
| Storage type |
Compact Flash (Type I or II) |
| Dimensions |
147 x 113 x 74 mm |
| Weight |
920 g |
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Write your opinions about this photocamera:
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08.01.2009 one
about Nikon D200
It's a fantastic camera!
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30.10.2007 guest
about Nikon D200
Unlike the D70, the Nikon D200 is a professional camera. Defaults are set for image post processing. Image sharpening should be performed as the last image manipulation action. Nikon is conservative in its D200 sharpening, you can crank it up if you want. The biggest difference for me between the D70 and the D200 is instant access to critical camera functions, with real switches and not menu functions. These changes can be made by feel. This allows the photographer to concentrate on what is in the viewfinder and not the menu. It is also built like a tank - I have no problem lugging around a few more high-quality pounds. My older manual focus AIS lenses meter in aperture priority just fine - which I shoot anyway. By the way, No banding! Excellent!
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30.10.2007 guest
about Nikon D200
This is a great improvement after my old D70S. The Nikon D200 camera is built to last in rough use. Before buying I compared this with Canon 30D and the difference was surprisingly big. Metal versus plastic feeling. I have not found the banding problem (luckily) at all in my D200. It is great as well to have all the customized functions and the fast entry to QUAL, ISO and WB.
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30.10.2007 guest
about Nikon D200
Superior build quality, Intuitive, Ergonimic design typical of Nikon, Accurate metering far superior to the competition, Built in flash, Same image processing engine as D2X but with custom built CCD
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30.10.2007 guest
about Nikon D200
Extremely fast, excellent control layout, good "control panel screen", excellent capabilities. If you like Nikon's way of doing things, you will love this camera.
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30.10.2007 guest
about Nikon D200
Occasional WB confusion (true for most digitals, pro or otherwise), more camera than most people need (or can understand), but will be purchased by those who don't understand it, much less need it.
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30.10.2007 MrJDA
about Nikon D200
Battery door latch week; Not a beginner SLR: need to know what the settings mean or your pictures will show it
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30.10.2007 gbphoto
about Nikon D200
Short battery life, heavier than I'd like, menu system is complex (too many options)
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30.10.2007 Joseph
about Nikon D200
If you are a newbie, or a casual hobbiest, save your money and buy a D40x. This camera can take amazingly POOR photos if you don't know what you're doing!
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