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thinking of getting either a used d200 or d2h... what you guys think....
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| JC412 wrote: | | thinking of getting either a used d200 or d2h... what you guys think.... |
That depends on what you're shooting. If you are shooting sports, go for the D2h. You might do OK with the D200 there, but the D2h would be the best choice. Also if you don't plan on printing over 13" x 19", the D2h will be fine. But make sure you frame correctly, the D200 will allow more room for crops. They both have great build quality, but it's said that the D200 has a better weather seal. The D200 will be better in high ISO's and it has a better LCD. I'll stop there, I can go on if you need me too. Just let me know.
Hope that helps.
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Anyone see the Sonys with auto HDR?
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| Ryan. wrote: | Anyone see the Sonys with auto HDR?
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I did is it one of those P&S.
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| ForYourIn4mation wrote: | | Ryan. wrote: | Anyone see the Sonys with auto HDR?
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I did is it one of those P&S. |
No, DSLR's.
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HDR 
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Does the 40D have live view
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| Ryan. wrote: | | JC412 wrote: | | thinking of getting either a used d200 or d2h... what you guys think.... |
That depends on what you're shooting. If you are shooting sports, go for the D2h. You might do OK with the D200 there, but the D2h would be the best choice. Also if you don't plan on printing over 13" x 19", the D2h will be fine. But make sure you frame correctly, the D200 will allow more room for crops. They both have great build quality, but it's said that the D200 has a better weather seal. The D200 will be better in high ISO's and it has a better LCD. I'll stop there, I can go on if you need me too. Just let me know.
Hope that helps. |
The D2H actually has slightly better high ISO (by a 1/3 stop or so), mainly because since it's got a lower pixel count (leads to much denser pixels which produce somewhat cleaner images at high ISO's).
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The camera itself looks like a giant lego block with a canon lens mounted on it. The accessories have a toy-ish look, overall it looks like a toy. Whats so special about this megatron looking camera?
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The camera itself looks like a giant lego block with a canon lens mounted on it. The accessories have a toy-ish look, overall it looks like a toy. Whats so special about this megatron looking camera? |
Read the specs and make your own decision.
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