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Nikon D200 (Body Only)
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HQ Grade: B-
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- 69th of 102 in 9 and 10 Megapixels
- 27th of 74 in Nikon
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Richard Carter
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November 18, 2006 12:07 AM
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Not sure what the previous poster is on about, the D200 is infact much bigger than the D80.
The biggest differences however are;
Build Quality
- The D200 has a magnesium alloy shell, vs plastic on the D80
- The D200 has weather seals
Ergonomics/Layout
- The D200 has actual buttons/switches to change things, whereas the D80 involves going through menus alot more
Functions
- The D200 has a very very very slightly better metering system. But the difference is so slight you really won't notice
- The D200 reacts faster and has a short blackout period (the time it takes the mirror to move out of the way and back again)
- The D200 has a faster rate of shooting
- The D200 is compatible with the wireless transmitters Nikon produce
There are of course quite a few other differences, but non that spring to mind as being worthy of mention. If you dont need speed of use then the D80 is the way to go :-)
The biggest differences however are;
Build Quality
- The D200 has a magnesium alloy shell, vs plastic on the D80
- The D200 has weather seals
Ergonomics/Layout
- The D200 has actual buttons/switches to change things, whereas the D80 involves going through menus alot more
Functions
- The D200 has a very very very slightly better metering system. But the difference is so slight you really won't notice
- The D200 reacts faster and has a short blackout period (the time it takes the mirror to move out of the way and back again)
- The D200 has a faster rate of shooting
- The D200 is compatible with the wireless transmitters Nikon produce
There are of course quite a few other differences, but non that spring to mind as being worthy of mention. If you dont need speed of use then the D80 is the way to go :-)
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