Bjørn Rørslett reviews the Nikon D200:

“The appearance of D200 draws on a familiar similarity to the earlier “non-pro” Nikon DSLRs, such as D100 and D70/D70s. However, that similarity is quite deceptive and under the hood lurks an entirely different machine. Just lift the camera to understand there is more inside than meets the naked eye. Its sturdy magnesium-alloy chassis surely adds heft to the body.

Nikon D200 offers many of the features of a truly professional calibre camera, but at a fraction of the price. Now, that’s a recipe for volume sales if there ever was one. So, let’s have a deeper look into the qualities of the D200. The journey will be a bit jumbled and have a non-linear progress to it, just like the user when someone explores a new camera and its hidden potential.”

Full review here.

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