The combination of high resolution sensor and exemplary in-camera image processing delivers photographs of exceptional detail and wide dynamic range. The ability of the D200 to preserve detail in shadows without producing blown highlights is impressive...
The D200 is heavy and the two buttons for Function and Mirror Lockup are squeezed into the small space between the grip and the lens mount where they are susceptible to accidental pressing. Suddenly the auto-focus point shifts to some inappropriate spo...
The Nikon D200 rates 5 stars because it does perfectly all that it promises. For any serious photographer with Nikkor lenses the choice of the D200 is easy -- if you can afford it. Imaging has taken over 1000 photographs with this camera and it has pro...
It's perfectly feasible. Many amateurs do - and with some success. Some even go on to become full-time professionals. All you need is the ability to take a good picture, a little knowledge of the market, and the right kind of camera.While it is possibl...
Abstract: The Nikon D200 offers a great range of features and great results, all housed in a sturdy body. It's the perfect choice for advanced enthusiasts and semi-professional photographers. (£815 - Body Only)...
GPS connectivity; ability to shoot multiple exposures to the same image file; intuitive controls; very little image distortion; good colour quality; accurate exposures.
Huge selection of focusing options can be confusing; colour saturation was mixed and varied for some colours
Until now, the Canon 20D was the leading candidate to become my next digital SLR. But the D200’s higher scores for colour quality and exposure accuracy make it a tempting proposition as well. Now I have the luxury of choosing between two exceptional...
Excellent image quality, excellent ergonomics, design and control layout, great menu system, good combination of customisable controls and custom shooting options
Default sharpening level is low, intrusive image noise over ISO 1600
The D200 is not just a simple upgrade it is more a professional camera than semi-pro (or prosumer) model in fact it’s a cracker
Abstract: The Nikon D200 is a semi-professional DSLR with a 10.2 million-pixel CCD that sets a new standard in this class of camera. The relationship between price and performance is extremely attractive. The Nikon D200 will satisfy both the advanced amateur an...
Nikons D200 offers 10.2Mp resolution and professional build quality for £1,299. This may be twice the price of budget digital SLRs, but its far cheaper than Nikons Pro model. If youre serious about photography, its the most affordable professiona...
How would you like to profit from photography? Maybe start selling your pictures through an online library or getting them published in magazines, calendars or greetings cards?Its perfectly feasible. Many amateurs do - and with some success. Some even...
Plentiful controls and accessories; strong performance; excellent image quality; rugged body
JPEG artefacts crimp image quality; no TIFF mode
Aggressively priced and stuffed with pro-quality features, the rugged Nikon D200 digital SLR offers the best of the D2X at less than half the price ...
Abstract: Sitting between the company’s D2-series and the popular D70s, Nikon’s 10.2-megapixel D200 is the long-overdue replacement for the D100 digital SLR. It uses the same DX-size CCD sensor as its six-megapixel forerunner, and is compatible with many Nikkor...
