Nikon have refined their award winning D2X to create the D2Xs for professional photographers who want greater flexibility and control over their image workflow. The D2Xs combines... more
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who want greater flexibility and control over their image workflow. The D2Xs combines the widely acclaimed 12-megapixel CMOS sensor and the outstanding speed and...
who want greater flexibility and control over their image workflow. The D2Xs combines the widely acclaimed 12-megapixel CMOS sensor and the outstanding speed and...
who want greater flexibility and control over their image workflow. The D2Xs combines the widely acclaimed 12-megapixel CMOS sensor and the outstanding speed and autofocus performance of its predecessor, with advanced image processing and a sturdy build, placing it at the top of its range. With an amazing shutter speed of 1/8,000 secs thanks to its cutting-edge KEVLAR shutter, a release time lag of just 37 ms and waterproof seals, you can make sure that your photos always come out clear and bright. This camera&rsquos other functions include a black and white mode, an electronic viewfinder masking system and an amazing battery life for up to 3,800 photos on a single charge. Following in the footsteps of its predecessor, the D2Xs is sure to become the future reference in the world of professional digital photography.
screen protectors that you find on iPods, digital cameras and media players. The Giottos AEGIS is a high translucent, optical glass sheet made from Schott glass of Germany. The screen lays over the camera's LCD panel to protect it against abrasion, scratches or accidental impact. The glass used has special properties to reduce ghosting, minimise light reflections and ensure maximum light transmission. It has a 12 layer coating that's also claimed to protect the camera's LCD from UV so its life is prolonged. The screen is water repellent and resistant to acid, so you're not only protecting it from scratches, but the elements too...and this includes your greasy nose that is often resting up against the LCD while you're looking through the viewfinder. Included accessories: Micro-fibre cleaning cloth
- Blow, shock and scratch resistant - 5 years guarantee against scratching of the foil - Easy handling - No colour or contrast distortion - Self-adhesive and removable without residue
enable you to take up to 3,800 frames with just one charge. Plus, this akku can be charged at any moment, no matter how full or empty.The high technology of power supply for your digital reflex camera.
memory effect, you can recharge it whenever you want, however full it is. It also benefits from improved characteristics in the loading/unloading cycle, giving it increased autonomy.
Super for advanced photographers. I found the manual to be extensive and just keep on providing me with features!! i was like a kid playing with a new toy. I have been using it on a photography course, and I just find it amazing. The most expensive camera I have bought but just so many things to get excited about.
The DXS was award winning and this is even better, with refinements to the viewfinder, the battery doesn't die so quickly and the LCD ... ...in RAW or JPEG formats. Resulting in 4288 by 2848 images. An intellegence system which investigates and evaluates the lighting. A processor which allows high end image processing, coupled with Fast performance..
The mercedes of cameras, this is really the pinacle of camera technology. With numerous features crammed in. Big piece of equipment that allows you to control and set up the shot. ...
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Quick review of Nikon D2Xs Review ofNikon D2Xsby
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The results of image is excellent.the speed is very high and the body is good, perfect, comfort, and very strong
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Advantages: Excellent speed, no failures Disadvantages: More expensive than comparative memory
...I use a Minolta 5D camera, which i love, and this card complements it perfectly.
The card is rated at 133x speed (20Mb/s) which is blisteringly fast. You can transfer the contents of the entire card to your computer in about a minute (~16Mb/s).
The 133x refers to the standardised speed of transferring with a cd-rom, hence 1x is 150Kb/s for reference.
The benefit of using a card this fast is that it will allow your camera to take pictures in continuous/burst mode as fast as the camera is capable of (unless you are using a Pro level camera like a canon 1D or nikonD2Xs), my camera sustains a speed of 2 fps (frames per second) after the buffer is full, and this is limited by the cameras electronics rather than the card.
The price of these has also dropped a lot since release, and even more so now as the extreme IV series has been...
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Advantages: Low noise at high ISO settings Disadvantages: None so far
...I exchanged my D200 for a D300 a week ago. At the moment the weather has not been particularly good so the camera has been set at a high ISO rating. One set of pictures were taken at ISO 1600, something I would have never attempted with my D200 or my D2Xs, which I also have. The results are very pleasing and the lack of noise is a great achievement for Nikon. Previously in low light conditions, I would have to put the pictures through Photoshop and use Noise Ninja etc. The colours are also good and the presettings allow you to tailor the image to your own liking. Another step forward is the "Live View" option. This will be a great asset to lndscape, still life and macro photographers. The pre-view screen on the back of the camera is a huge and very clear....
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Exposure Metering: Spot AF area, centre-weighted, spot, 3D colour matrix II
Exposure Modes: Bulb, automatic, manual, aperture-priority, shutter-priority, i-TTL program flash
Exposure Range: EV 0-20 ( ISO 100 )
Exposure Compensation: ±5 EV range, in 1/2 or 1/3 EV steps
Auto Exposure Bracketing: 9 steps in 1/2 or 1/3 EV steps
White Balance: Custom, automatic, presets
White Balance Bracketing: Yes
Status LCD Display Illumination: Yes
Still Image Format: JPEG, RAW + JPEG, NEF (RAW)
Continuous Shooting Speed: 8 frames per second, 5 frames per second
Remote Control: Optional
Memory / storage
Supported Flash Memory: CompactFlash, Microdrive
Image Storage:
4288 x 2848
3216 x 2136
2144 x 1424
2400 x 1600
1600 x 1064
Lens system
Auto Focus: TTL phase detection
Auto Focus Points (Zones): 11
Additional features
Self Timer: Yes
Flash Terminal: Hot shoe, PC terminal
Additional Features: Audio recording, direct print, USB 2.0 compatibility, built-in speaker, auto power save, digital noise reduction, DPOF support, display brightness control, depth-of-field preview button, PictBridge support, histogram display, AE lock, AF lock, FE lock, GPS ready, high speed cropped function, text input to Exif header
Manufacturer's product description
Nikon have refined their award winning D2X to create the D2Xs for professional photographers who want greater flexibility and control over their image workflow. The D2Xs combines the widely acclaimed 12.4 megapixel CMOS sensor and the outstanding speed and autofocus performance of its predecessor, with advanced image processing and a robust build to put it at the top of its class. Over 20 modifications have been incorporated into the D2Xs including an electronic viewfinder masking system for the 8 fps High Speed Crop mode, a wideangle LCD screen, an Image Trim function and a Black and White mode. A new included accessory, the EN-EL4a lithium-ion battery enables a remarkable 3800 shots between charges.
There are many reviews out there for this camera, and a quick Google will get you any number of them. Full technical specs can be found here:
http://www.europe-nikon.com/product/en_GB/products/broad/1111/specificati ons.html
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I had been wanting to upgrade from my compact digital camera for a while as I was constantly disappointed with the quality of the images, (a fuji finepix in case you are interested). I was recommended this camera by a friend and although it seemed a bit more
What happens when you get stylish elegance with high resolution performance and that too from one of the leading manufactures of the best in cameras around the world?
Some of the key features:
~ 12.1 Megapixels, I got good prints out of it with better... more
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