Nikon D200

Résumé : Though it's less than 2000 euros, the Nikon D200 offers a resolution of 10 million pixels (3872 x 2592) with files of 32.78 x 21.95cm at 300 dpi. You can shoot with a sensitivity of up to ISO 400 and even 800 without too much concern about noise or ...

Résumé : Amazing image quality and shockingly low noise.

Résumé : The Nikon D200 is a high performance digital SLR camera designed to satisfy the requirements of demanding photographers. It combines brand new technologies with advanced features inherited from the D2X professional digital SLR camera. The D200 employs ...

Résumé : Until now, the Canon 20D was the leading candidate to become my next digital SLR. But the D200's higher scores for color quality and exposure accuracy make it a tempting proposition as well.

Points forts : GPS connectivity ; ability to shoot multiple exposures to the same image file ; intuitive controls ; very little image distortion ; good color quality ; accurate exposures

Points faibles : Huge selection of focusing options can be confusing ; color saturation was mixed and varied for some colors ; images somewhat underexposed in auto exposure settings

Conclusion : Nikon built the D200 with a beefy magnesium body that feels like something you could pound nails with. Nikon also loaded it with dedicated buttons and dials. The D200 is clearly a descendent of the D2X, though not quite as bulky. Even so, it still ...

Résumé : It's hard to find anything to dislike about the D200. The price, performance and design are all simply superb.