Nikon D200 цифрлық фотоаппаратының сипаттамасы

Digital single lens reflex camera

The Nikon D200 is a 10.2 megapixel digital single lens reflex camera that falls between entry level/midrange DSLR cameras such as the Nikon D40, Nikon D40x, and D80 and high end models such as the Nikon D2Hs and D2Xs. It was released by the Nikon Corporation in November 2005. The D200 was succeeded by the D300 in August 2007.

The main competitor for the D200 was the Canon EOS 30D, which had many of the same features. The D200 was also often compared with the Canon EOS 5D, but these two cameras were intended for somewhat different uses – unlike the 30D or 5D, the D200 has weather sealed buttons, allowing it to be used in more demanding outdoor environments. The Fujifilm S5 Pro is based on the Nikon D200. While both cameras use the same body, the technology used in the imaging systems is different—the Fuji lacks the frame rate and buffer depth of the Nikon, with the Fuji sensor and image processor geared towards higher dynamic range (Fuji Super CCD).

The D200 was announced in November 2005 with an initial estimated selling price of $1699.95 US. Some cameras in initial shipments exhibited "banding" in images. The camera won the TIPA 2006 award for Best Digital SLR in the Expert category. The D200 is often used as a backup body to supplement the high end professional line of cameras because of its similar feature set and control layout. Upon its introduction, it was intended to fill the void in the Nikon line up left by the discontinuation of the Nikon D100. It is in many ways the professional version of the D80. The D200 has been used in the hit American television series NCIS (TV Series), by the NCIS agents to document crime scenes.

Nikon DX format (1.5x angle of view crop compared to 35 mm film format) CCD sensor 23.6 × 15.8 mm. 10.2 megapixel sensor. Nikon F mount lenses. Magnesium alloy weather sealed body. Multi CAM 1000 autofocus module with 11 sensors in normal mode, or 7 in Wide AF area mode; Single Servo and Continuous Servo focus modes, advanced focus tracking modes, selectable Single Area AF, Dynamic area AF, Group Dynamic AF, and Closest Subject Priority Dynamic AF. 5 Frames per second continuous shooting for up to 37 JPEG or 22 RAW images. 3D Color Matrix Metering II, including matrix, center weight, and spot metering with AI and AIS manual focus lenses produced since 1977. Large, bright viewfinder with 0.94× magnification with 50 mm lens, 95% frame coverage. Optional Magnifying eyepiece DK 21M provides additional magnification by a factor of 1.17× to a total viewfinder magnification of 1.10×. 2.5 inch (64 mm) 230,000 pixel LCD display for easy image review. Similar controls to the D2X. 10 pin remote and flash sync terminals on camera. GPS compatible with MC 35 GPS cord. Advanced battery technology New EN EL3e lithium ion battery 7.4V/1500 MAH offers up to 1800 shots per charge, according to Nikon's measurement methodology; advanced battery information available in camera menus, status in one percent increments plus overall charge life indication. Five segment battery meter on top LCD. Optional vertical grip MB D200 holds one or two EN EL3E lithium ion or six AA batteries in holder tray, provides vertical shutter release, command dials, and AF ON button; Vertical grip/wireless transmitter WT 3 available Spring 2006. ISO 100–1600, selectable in 1/3, 1/2 or 1 stop increments, up to about ISO 3200 with available Hi Iso Boost (selectable Hi 0.3/ISO 2000, (Hi 0.5/ISO 2200 for 1/2 stop increments), Hi 0.7/ISO 2500, Hi 1.0/ISO 3200). Selectable high ISO noise reduction in camera Off/Low/Normal/High. Noise reduction applied in post processing for RAW files. Built in Speedlight offers balanced fill flash with Nikon's I TTL flash system and can fire in commander mode for wireless off camera firing of other speedlights (SB 600, SB 700, SB 800, SB R200), controlling up to two groups of speedlights with individual exposure compensation, can also contribute to the actual exposure. File formats include JPEG, NEF (Nikon's raw image format compressed and uncompressed), and JPEG+NEF (JPEG size/quality selectable).

Attachable vertical grip. Has extra shutter button for improved handling at vertical shooting and has room for two batteries, thereby doubling the battery capacity. It also comes with the MS D200 battery holder which allows the camera to be powered by 6x AA size (LR6 alkaline/HR6 Ni MH/FR6 Lithium/ZR6 Ni Mn) batteries. It also has two command dials for adjusting various settings, e. g. aperture and shutter speed, and an AF on button. Unlike its predecessor model, the MB D100 for the Nikon D100, the MB D200 does not feature a voice recording facility.

The wireless image transmitter, WT 3a, is capable of transmitting images via IEEE 802.11g WLAN to an FTP server. Although physically similar to the MB D200 on the outside, the transmitter can only hold one battery, compared to the vertical grip's two. An optional antenna, WA E1, can be attached to extend the cameras' wireless range from 256 ft (78 m) to a maximum of 840 ft (256 m). It also has an Ethernet jack for direct connection to a computer.

Power Adapter for the D200 which supplies power instead of using the battery. The power adapter doesn't charge the battery in the camera but rather powers the camera. Input rating: 100–240 V AC, 50 or 60 Hz at 1.7 AOutput rating: 13.5 V at 5.0 A

Quick charger for EN EL3 and EN EL3e. Battery and charger supplied with the Nikon D200 camera kit. Input rating : 120–240 V, 50 or 60 Hz at 0.25 AOutput rating : 8.4 V at 0.9 A