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Lunch in the Australian national botanic gardens

I am blown away by this camera... the interface is so intuative... I love that you can change focus, metering, and almost any other mode without going into menus....


My Lovely wife (Sigma 70-200)


Ferns (sigma 10-20)


The stone road (sigma 10-20)

Images are stunning straight out of the box eh?

I really loved the BIG screen and accurate WB on the D200

Yi-P wrote:Images are stunning straight out of the box eh?

Just so they can keep numbers down for those sessions..
http://ww2.nikon.com.au/picturepromise/

-julz

Make sure you watch the skin colours with the D200 - they come out very reddy/yellow - dial back saturation to (-) (moderate from memory)

Happy shooting

pharmer wrote:Make sure you watch the skin colours with the D200 - they come out very reddy/yellow - dial back saturation to (-) (moderate from memory)

Happy shooting

I found this also with my d200....

Congrats on the new toy..

MATT

Very impressed by the photos taken by D200.
Great camera.
I now use D70 and D200.
I use many of my old manual lenses even Hasselblad lenses on D200 and works perfectly.
regards
Poon

Hi Scott,

tsss, tsss - when did you become the proud owner of a D200 ?
Congratulations
Did you get the vertical grip aswell ?
Enjoy - I agree with your findings, I think the technical side of photography has become much easier with the D200.

Regards,
CD

Hi CD... Just this morning

It really is a D2X is sheep's clothing...

No vertical grip yet, have to leave something for later...

Very nice Scott

All these new D200s. It's killing me

Credit card pain or no gain

D200+ Vertical grip is really good, I tried one for a couple of weeks, and now I really missed it... looks like its gonna burn another hole in my pocket... but must resist this side effect