A review of the Nikon D200 digital camera is available at Popular Photography.

Here is an extract of the review:
“If you’re willing to spend the extra $300 that the D200 costs over the Canon EOS 30D, and you don’t have a Canon lens stockpile, then choosing the D200 is a no-brainer. If you’re a pro, the choice is harder. Sure, Nikon’s D2x can take more abuse and has a longer-life shutter, but you could buy two D200s, a battery grip, a few lenses, and a flash for the price of one D2x body. And the only advantage an EOS 5D has over the D200 is its full-frame sensor, which gives you the same field of view on a lens as on a 35mm SLR.

What’s Hot: Excellent image quality and low noise up to ISO 1600. Big LCD, accurate viewfinder.
What’s Not: No vertical shutter release built-in. RAW-NEF Capture software costs $99.”

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