Nikon D200

I am a professional photographer most of my work is shooting Products Industrial & Food. I am shooting RAW with D200,To get best results from this camera, shoot RAW. If you want to shoot jpeg, make sure you change the sharpening to med high or high, as the default setting is rather soft. If you plan on using the RAW image format you'll need Nikon Capture or Adobe Photoshop CS2, since PictureProject cannot actually edit the properties which make RAW worth using in the first place.This DSLR is definitely not for beginners as it is quite complex and extremely flexible. The D200 is perfect for the serious amateur or professional digital photographer. A newly developed ...  Read the complete review

This was the camera I bought to upgrade from the D70 I previously owned which was no slouch itself. Straight away the build quality and feel in your hand is what impresses. It's hard to quantify it other than to say it just 'feels right'. The camera feels like a piece of pro equipment from the off. Let me say that image quality is excellent. I can't think of one occasion when i've felt let down since I purchased it. The menu system is also well worth a mention. It's pretty intuitive although the comprehensive instruction manual really heps you squeeze the most out of it. One nice feature is a kind of bank system that lets you define custom settings that can then be ...  Read the complete review

I have been priviledged to own a D200 for a year now, and what a superb camera it is. A camera for the professional or committed amateur, this is a camera built to last and with excellent features and performance. It has an alloy body with environmental seals to prevent ingress of water, sand, etc, and a rapid rate of fire on motor drive. Superb metering capabilties and an excellent menu system, and integration to Nikon's lenses providing at least 2 stops of vibration ...  Read the complete review