Nikon D200 with 18-70mm and 55-200mm lenses

Pros: Great Feel, 10.2 Megapixels, Choice in Superior Lens Group use, Excellent Value and Features

Cons: D200 Supply has not yet met Demand, Supplied 15-70 lens light and a bit Flimsy

The Bottom Line: The D200 is the right 10.2 megapixel camera for those who want the fit, feel and features of the professional D2X at about half the cost

Review: My experience as a professional photographer began in the mid 80’s and 90’s when I was a photojournalist for a couple of the wire services. During this time I had several motor driven Nikon F3 cameras and access to the company owned Kodak and ...

Pros: solid design, good feel, great battery life expandable use of lens and flash accesories

Cons: used it and can't think of anything that would bother me

Review: I don't own one but I've used one and the images it produces are great. I used the D 200 with a Nikon 18-135 lens and the images were sharp and crisp from 18 to 135. Battery life is excellent. The cameras menu is easy to understand and the body with ...

Pros: Shooting speed, buffer size, autofocus speed, excellent detail even at 100% view

Cons: Returned first camera due to significant banding flaw - second one is great though!

Review: I haven't shot with this camera enough yet to write a detailed review, but I will later. The menus system with the camera works very well, and the large, high res LCD screen is great. Most of all I am impressed with the speed of the camera, and ...

Pros: The best digital SLR, for the money, on the market.

Cons: It is a very complex piece of equipment that requires time to master.

Review: You can read many, many reviews of the D200 in terms of build quality, etc. I sold my D70 (a great camera) and bought the D200 and after about eight weeks I finally found the settings that gave me the best clarity, color, and saturation. Here they are ...

Pros: Fires fast. Big viewfinder. Auto White Balance diopter does not slip / features

Cons: Nikon(Canada) support is idiotic. Battery runs down quickly. Number of images on a card

The Bottom Line: D70(s) owners already have a good camera with similar image quality. For those who need the quickness of this camera, you will love the features and handling.

Review: Let us get this out of the way. You will be wasting your money if you do not need the D200's speed. As far as image quality goes, there is not enough difference to justify the cost. I shoot birds and animals, and I need the speed. The D200 delivers. ...

Pros: Cheap, new technology

Cons: Need a good light source for great photographing

The Bottom Line: highly recommended for anyone with a hobby of images, with a camera because this result is very satisfactory.

Review: 18mm200mm focal length is very convenient, metal pick JingShen first-class work, have focus - cornelians sharpness reasonable 11.1 times zoom lens is everyday photography ideal choiceThis lens design, with built-in focus motor drive, and make the ...