Cheesecake
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i don't think so. most likely due to the soon-to-be launched Fujifilm S5pro which share the same D200 body. The dynamic range on S3pro, the predecessor, which is essential for portraiture and landscape, simply blows away the D200 in UK and US reviews. only some less-than-perfect handling and lack of not-often-use functions stop people from getting the old model and get D200 instead, which is incidentally more expensive.
also it is because of branding, nikon vs fuji. But hey, whose the color expert?
so you would guess what's in store for S5pro with almost complete transfer of nikon body to the newer body. even now 2nd hand S3pro are quite difficult to find. only those who have shot with S3pro will know what i mean.
if only nikon and fuji can merge completely.....
yet to see any S5Pro review anywhere much less the completed S5Pro model! :bsmilie:
but a few pluses and minuses.
S5Pro is 6mp
S5Pro's file size are very huge as compared to a 10mp D200(RAW to RAW comparison)
S5Pro will be available at a high price of S$2.6k+-, and that is for a 6mp DSLR, no less.
did i mention a new DSLR from Nikon next yr? :bsmilie:
dun bet on it.
FujiFilm has a tough competition next yr.