Nikon D200

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100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, performance, price, durability, image quality

portability, video, glare

97% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Fast and powerful ; Improved menu navigation

Expensive

The D200 is fast, powerful, and beautiful. Menu navigation has improved, and you can add GPS location info to your photos.

New wireless flash system can fire the built-in strobe. Great performance and picture quality.

Expensive. Price is body only, no lens. Heavy. Some features are too complicated for beginners.

The D200's speedy performance and unique features make it a powerful D-SLR worthy of an Editors' Choice.

Excellent resolution, although not a huge 'step up' from eight megapixels Compact body design which has a true pro feel, build and feature set Instant power on, very responsive, very short black-out time, very fast media write Excellent five frames per...

Higher noise at ISO 1600 and 3200 than we would like, mostly in shadows High ISO noise reduction works but at the expense of detail Default sharpness is too mild, first impression to a new user may be negative Insufficient number of image parameter...

When it was announced in November last year the D200 caused quite stir (and not just in the Nikon camp). It was clear from the start that about the only thing this camera shared with its official predecessor (the D100) was the Nikon badge and it's '00...

10.2 megapixel DX-format CCD image sensorLarge viewfinder offering .94x magnificationGreat for rugged environments and high-speed situations5 fps (frames per second) continuous shooting

Increased ISO noise when used at higher values/levels

If you want another powerful, feature-packed digital camera, perhaps the...

Nikon likes to get the job done to its fullest extend, a fact that once again becomes more than apparent with the Nikon D200. The Nikon D200 is a top D-SLR, one that will without doubt cause relentless unease in the minds of the competition. The Nikon...

Exceptional build quality, very rugged chassis with full environmental sealing ; Excellent resolution (but only a modest step up from 8 megapixels) ; Essentially zero sharpening artifacts, images take post-processing unusually well ; Supports Nikon...

Strong anti-aliasing filter and very conservative in-camera sharpening makes for soft images straight from the camera ; In-camera sharpening produces sharpening artifacts when it's increased enough to produce sharper-looking JPEGs ; High-ISO...

In our testing and evaluation of it, the Nikon D200 consistently impressed us with its ruggedness (including full environmental seals, a first on a camera selling for less than $4,000), excellent user interface, exceptional feature set, and sure-footed...