Photo.net reviews the 10.2 megapixel Nikon D200 and here’s the verdict - “The Nikon D200 is a very good camera and anybody making the switch from a (high-end) film camera to digital should consider it. Take a look at the image quality, decide if it makes sense financially (don’t forget extra lenses, memory etc.) and take into account that the low operating cost of digital encourages to capture more, experiment more.”
[Read our Nikon D200 Review Roundup & View Sample Photos]
Compared to the D70
Does the 10 megapixel D200 resolve more detail than the 6 megapixel D70? Click on the two thumbnails below to settle this question. Both were taken with the AF Micro-Nikkor 105/2.8D, f/11, tripod, self-timer. Both images were taken at each camera’s lowest ISO setting, which is ISO 200 for the D70 and ISO 100 for the D200. Images where opened with Camera Raw default settings, converted to sRGB profile, 8-bit per channel and saved as highest quality JPEG in Photoshop CS2.
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