A New Nikon D200 in my Hands, No Dead Pixels

[Jason Dunn]

Do you know why this:

http://www.digitalmediathoughts.com/images/new-nikond200-nobadpixels.jpg

...is such a beautiful picture? Because it's a photo from my brand new Nikon D200, courtesy of Henry's (http://www.henrys.ca), only a few days after I called them - man I'm impressed!. No defective sensor (http://www.digitalmediathoughts.com/index.php?topic_id=10135) here! I'm learning to enjoy the D200 more and more, especially now that Digital Media Thoughts community member Lee Yuan Sheng helped me find the auto ISO function. ;-) More from me on the D200 later, but now I finally feel like I can really dig into it.

[marlof]

Let the party begin! Good to see this was solved in a swift manner.

[Darius Wey]

Nice! May this be the start of many beautiful pictures to come. :)

[Neil Enns]

Very nice! Not quite as sharp or detailed as the wall shots I get out of my Canon camera, but still... very nice! :lol:

Neil

[GadgetDave]

Nice. Looks like a grey card. :)

Enjoy the camera ...

[kireru]

hi

i work in a pro photostore for a living and read that you have bought the superb Nikon D200 and that you commented that you now use Auto ISO setting. I just have to warn you that iso is the only setting on a camera I would not switch to auto as it too often calculates things wrong. except for that have fun!! Ive sold the camera to 50 customers where i work and all of them have been very pleased

:)

[Jason Dunn]

Welcome to Digital Media Thoughts!

I just have to warn you that iso is the only setting on a camera I would not switch to auto as it too often calculates things wrong.

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind and do some testing...

[Lee Yuan Sheng]

The D200's Auto ISO setting can be controlled, and it won't do anything nasty unless you tell it to. One of the brilliant features on the D200.