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Question: Hi,I'd like to know how many actuactions this D2X camera has so far.
Document: If you know Nikon cameras and have knowledge of the basics of photography on an intermediate or higher level this camera will produce for you.I read so many reviews putting this camera down for the learning curve but I didn't have any difficulties learning and utilizing the features on the D2X within just a few short hours.I would say if you have done your homework and know the basics of photography and love Nikon then you will not go wrong on the D2X!
Needed a backup SLR and I had some old Nikkor lenses, so I decided to try out this refurb D2X. It seemed like a good deal for a one-time flagship. I was surprised to see what good condition it was in for a camera this old. Everything works like new as far as I'm concerned. I just wish it full-frame. But I don't want to spend that kind of money yet. Overall, very happy with this purchase.
Nikon is providing many of the enhancements of the new model as a BIOS download, so I expect my D2X will remain my favorite camera for at least several more years. About the only thing it doesn't do well is infrared.
It is screaming to get lost. Lastly, this camera is expensive and is not for the casual photographer as you will be paying for many features which you will never use. For a comprehensive listing for features I refer you to Thom Hogan, dpreview or Nikonians. For those ready to step up to a pro level camera then the versatile D2X will make be an excellent fit for all many types of photography.
At ISO 640 or less, there really isn't any noise issues at all. Anyone who says otherwise is either reading too many test results or pixel-peeping. Images viewed at a normal distance look FANTASTIC.In summary, the D2X is a total replacement IMO for slide film. It may even compete with medium-format in terms of resolution. This camera is a tool for professionals, and it will DEFINITELY expose any flaws in your technique or lenses.
Autofocus with it and various Nikon AF lenses has always been quick and sure - I've never missed a shot I wanted due to autofocus lag.Others have spoken of the quality of the images, and I can only say that I can't tell a properly printed 8.5 x 11 D2X image from a film print.The D2X is large - you won't drop it in a fanny pack for a walk around the zoo - but I like the feel and balance. The camera is well-built and sturdy.
Unlike the budget DSLRs in Nikon's product line, the D2X isn't artificially "crippled" by the lack of important features like high speed sync with Nikon speedlights.
I've owned 35mm film Nikons (F2, F3HP) since the mid 1970s, and have added D70, D200 and D2X digitals to the fleet. With the D2X, it's doubtful the film cameras are in for much work.There is nothing I don't like about the D2X!Battery life is phenomenal! I've shot over 10Gb and chimped most of them, and the battery level doesn't drop on the indicator.
Also due to its size you are going to attract attention so you'll need to be more vigilent. Because of the high resolution of the camera you need to have excellent technique mainly in holding the camera. The Matrix Metering is so usually right on that you will notice more of your photos will be far better exposed. Though "correct" exposure is a matter of artistic intent. You also need excellent glass on the camera.
The D2x can resolve more than many consumer lenses, so wait until you have good enough glass to justify the D2x.CONCLUSION:Great camera for just about anything, if you have five grand go for it, you will never look back!
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