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Nikon D2HS - Digital camera - SLR - 4.1 Mpix - body only - supported memory: CF, Microdrive
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Product Description
Designed specifically for action and sports photography, the Nikon D2Hs Professional DSLR camera can handle continuous shooting at 8 frames per second (fps) for up to 50 consecutive JPEG or 40 uncompressed RAW images. And, with an available shutter speed of 1/8,000 second and flash sync speed of 1/250 second, this is one of the fastest overall cameras currently on the market today. The D2Hs is compatible with more than 50 AF Nikkor and digital DX lenses. And, with an 11-area AF, along with 9 cross-type AF sensors, you will be able to quickly achieve sharp focus at the moments you need it most.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #360679 in Consumer Electronics
- Brand: Nikon
- Model: VBA106EA
- Dimensions: 2.42 pounds
Editorial Reviews
Manufacturer's Description
Nikon's professional digital SLR camera delivers the ultra-high speed, outstanding image quality and precision needed for the most demanding action photography. Building on the many advances made in the D2H and D2X, Nikon has created a superior-quality camera of great responsiveness, functionality and performance, even at higher sensitivity levels. Reduced noise, improved AWB, refined AF system, advanced metering, improved display and wireless functions - all of these and many more improvements come together in the D2Hs to make it a professional camera you can rely on for superb results in even the toughest assignments.
Customer Reviews
Absolutely killer machine!
Forget the D300... if you want a workhorse of a camera but can't afford £3,000 for the D3 - you want a D2Hs. It can rattle off 8fps, it is built like a tank [unlike the D300], and there really are benefits to 4.1MP RAW images. Printed to A4 size, they look just as good as 12MP camera images. If you never even print images, why buy a 12MP camera?
The D2Hs is a professional camera and feels like one. The speed at which the mirror returns to position after taking a shot is nothing short of phenomenal. It's literally just a click sound... unlike most other Nikons [and pretty much any Canon]. The screen blackout is as good as non-existent.
If you're just a hobbyist and you want a professional camera, this might just fit the bill. It's more than a few steps up the evolutionary ladder from the likes of every other camera except the D2Xs and the D3.
