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Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
So are we talking a FF camera from Nikon at a EOS-20D price? Or more of a 5D competitor?
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
So are we talking a FF camera from Nikon at a EOS-20D price? Or more of a 5D competitor?
its not full frame
and itll be sub 2000$
Originally posted by: Vegito
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
So are we talking a FF camera from Nikon at a EOS-20D price? Or more of a 5D competitor?
its not full frame
and itll be sub 2000$
im too lazy to look right now but whats full frame.. i just started to google dslr stuff so all this is new..
Originally posted by: Vegito
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
So are we talking a FF camera from Nikon at a EOS-20D price? Or more of a 5D competitor?
its not full frame
and itll be sub 2000$
im too lazy to look right now but whats full frame.. i just started to google dslr stuff so all this is new..
Originally posted by: virtuamike
Yeah the specs aren't official. Supposedly there's a press conference Nov 1.
If the AF system really is CAM2000, it'll be interesting to see what this does for the D2Hs. Hopefully it'll get a price drop.
Heh what I really want to see is support for manual lenses like the D2 series.
Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
Originally posted by: virtuamike
Yeah the specs aren't official. Supposedly there's a press conference Nov 1.
If the AF system really is CAM2000, it'll be interesting to see what this does for the D2Hs. Hopefully it'll get a price drop.
Heh what I really want to see is support for manual lenses like the D2 series.
Yes, THAT would be nice. Support for manual focus lenses.
Originally posted by: PHiuR
Originally posted by: Vegito
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
So are we talking a FF camera from Nikon at a EOS-20D price? Or more of a 5D competitor?
its not full frame
and itll be sub 2000$
im too lazy to look right now but whats full frame.. i just started to google dslr stuff so all this is new..
"lower end" DSLRs have a crop to them...so when you use a lens you have to multiply 1.x (usually 3-6) to your focal length.
Originally posted by: PHiuR
Originally posted by: virtuamike
Originally posted by: PHiuR
Originally posted by: virtuamike
Originally posted by: PHiuR
Originally posted by: virtuamike
Originally posted by: PHiuR
camera looks awesome with that macro flash setup... i believe?
at least canon has one thats similar...
and did you know that you can mod the 20D so that you can take it underwater?
But all the hot chicks are above water
that's what the 70-200 2.8L IS is for
edit: how much is this D200?
I don't want them to think I'm compensating :Q
No idea on price but it's supposed to compete with the 20D so I'm guessing at or below $2000.
eh, but the girls will come up to you and ask ya why the lens is a different color than the body.
That's . . . just . . . sad
why is it sad? because ya can't think of a better come back? heh
man, you know it's awesome to have a nice L (especially white) glass chilling on your camera body.
edit: hey, do you know much about canon lenses?
I need to get a cheap lens to hold me over until I can save up enough for either the 17-40 or the 24-105.
I'm thinking of either Canon EF 28-105.($200ish) or the Tamron 28-75 2.8 ($300/400?)
Effective Pixels - 10.2 Megapixels
Sensor Dimensions - CCD RGB 23.6 x 15.8 mm; 10.92 Megapixels
Image Dimensions - 3.872 x 2.592 [L], 2.896 x 1.944 [M], 1.936 x 1.296
ISO - 100 to 1600 in 1/2, 1/3, 1EV steps with a 1EV boost above ISO1600 (ISO3200 boost mode)
Storage Media - Compact Flash I/II and Microdrive
File formats - 12-bit Compressed NEF (RAW); JPEG Fine, Normal, Basic.
File tag system - Exif 2.21, compatible with DCF 2.0 and DPOF
White Balance - Auto, 6 pre-programmed with manual fine tuning, colour temperature, bracketing.
LCD - 2.5in TFT, 230000pixels.
Playback Modes - Display, Thumbnails, Zoom, Slideshow, Histogram, EXIF, Highlights, Portrait Autorotation.
Video Playback - PAL or NTSC
Interface - USB2.0(High Speed), Wireless 801.11g transmission via WT-3.
EXIF Comment - 36 alphanumeric characters.
Mount - Nikon F-mount
Crop - 1.5x
Viewfinder - Fixed pentaprism.
Viewfinder Screen - BriteView II type B Mark II with not reflecting transparent surface with grid overlay mode.
Viewfinder Cover - 95%
Viewfinder Magnification - 0.94x This makes the actual viewfinder slightly bigger than the one on the D2x!
Viewfinder readouts - Focus areas, selected focus area, exposure comp, ISO, shutter, aperture, flash, shots remaining, shooting mode.
Autofocus - MultiCAM 1000, AF illuminator, -1 to 19EV at 100ISO.
AF modes - Single AF, Continuous AF, Manual AF.
AF Areas - 11 areas, can be selected singaly or as groups of up to 7 areas.
AF algorithms - AF Single Area, Dynamic Area AF, Dynamic Group Area AF, Dynamic closest subject AF.
Metering - Color Matrix 3D II; Centre Weighted in either 6, 8, 10 or 13mm; Spot Metering of 3mm.
Dynamic Range - 0-20EV at 100ISO using Matrix metering; 2-20EV at 100ISO using Spot Metering.
Exposure Modes - Shutter Priority(S); Aperture Priority(A); Flexible Program(P); Manual(M)
Exposure Compensation - +/- 5EV in 1/3, 1/2, 1EV increments.
AE Lock - Via AE-L button.
Shooting modes - Single Shot; Low Speed Contiuous Shooting (L) 1-4fps; High Speed Coninuous Shooting (H) 5fps; Timer; MLU.
Shooting Buffer - 23 NEF (RAW); 54 JPEG(normal)
Shutter - 30s to 1/8000s
Flash syncronisation - up to 1/250s
Flash - i-TTL
Flash Sync Modes - Curtain; Red-eye reduction; Slow Red-eye; Slow; Rear Curtain.
Built-in Flash - Guide numbers@ISO100 are 12/39
Flash Compensation -- -3 to +1EV increments of 1/3 or 1/2EV.
Timer - 2-20s
DOF Preview - DOF preview button.
Remote control - 10-pin remote cable or wirelessly via WT-3.
GPS - Interface NMEA 0183 (version 2,01) supported with D-sub cable to 9 pin (optional) and cable connection GPS MC-35 (optional).
Power - One EN-EL3e; Battery Pack (Verticle Grip) MB-D200 (optional) can take 2x EN-EL3e or 6 AA batteries; AC adapter.
Tripod Thread - 1/4in (ISO 1222)
Dimensions - 147x113x74mm
Weight - 0.83Kg without battery, memory card or lens.
Included Accessories - EN-EL3e battery; fast charger MH-18a; video cable; USB2.0 cable; lens mount cap; eyeglass cover; rubber viewfinder shell DK-21; LCD monitor cover BM-6; PictureProject CD.
Optional Accessories - MB-D200 verticle grip/battery pack; Wireless Emitter WT-3; soft-case D200; viewfinder magnifier DK-21M; electrical cable remote MC-36/30; GPS connection cable MC-35; power adapter EH-6; flash SB-800, SB-600, SB-R200; Nikon Capture 4 (4.4)
Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
I'll stick to my d2x. The AF system looks different from the pictures I've seen.
Originally posted by: tami
i may not have the dough to shell out for a brand new d200 as i just got the d70 in june, but i'm all for that kit lens. :thumbsup:
too bad it probably will cost $400+ alone.
Originally posted by: ProviaFan
I can't wait for the D200... exept that I can't afford one. Damn!

 
				
		