Nikon D200

Pros: Excellent build and good sealing., Fast and accurate 11 point autofocus system a good step up from the older CAM900, Good noise control (for a CCD sensor), Full range of easily configured controls, good metering and TTL flash systems., Much ...

Cons: RAW Software included is abysmal. Capture 4 is extra and still not good., Not compatible with the EN-EL3 battery used in the D50, D70 and D70s, Viewfinder only 95% coverage (minor niggle)

Verdict: After a long wait the replacement for the D100 is a good step forward in all the areas that its predecessor was looking rather long in the tooth. It's a giant step up from the D50/D70s in all areas and it has all the attributes that a tool of this nature

Review summary: 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)

Review summary: The aficionados' choice, the Nikon D200 has a professional level of specification at an enthusiast's price; it provides enough kit and control for the most demanding professional or keen amateur. Image quality is superb; colour balance and detail are ...

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Review summary: Review of the Nikon D200

Pros: Design ; overall camera speed ; very nice handling ; good RAW files

Cons: Post-production JPEG processing is often needed ; LCD brightness is too bright to judge accurate exposure but difficult to see in bright light

Verdict: It's a lovely camera to use, but be prepared to put some time into image editing and processing as the camera is really geared for RAW rather than JPEG. In terms of what can be achieved, the D200 is very capable and offers bagfuls of potential.

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