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1.0 stars
"Very expensive for what it delivers"
Pros: Solid build, nice ergonomics, bright, large viewfinder, high speed fps rate.
Cons: Poor sensor performance, very noisey above 200, unuseable shadow noise above 800. Poor auto white balance. Poor reliability for a pro camera (mine gives me ERR messages all the time, even after being checked out by Nikon), awful skin tones, especially in
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3.0 stars
"I fully agree with the Dec. 28, 2004 review."
Pros: Ergonomics, solid body, extensive system.
Cons: Dependability. Most people who buy Pro level cameras expect and need them to work. That's why they pay the huge prices pro cameras command. The Nikon D2H really falls down in this area. When they work, except for poor high ISO, they're great.
Summary: I'm a pro photographer and have owned 9 Nikon... read more
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4.5 stars
"Excellent performance for the latest 2005 price!"
Pros: AWESOME battery life and speed!
Cons: A heavy camera with a lot of internal wasted space
Summary: This is an incredible workhorse which perform... read more
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5.0 stars
"Best value in a professional digital SLR"
Pros: Built like a tank. Incredible speed in all aspects of operation: AF, 8 fps shutter, full speed flash sync when mated with the SB-800 flash unit. Great image quality! Higher megapixels are not everything. The quality of the resulting image is so high t
Cons: Noise levels could be better, but the noise appears to be "film grain", rather than chroma noise, easilly removable by Neat Image. I'd still like lower noise straight out of the camera, though. The D2Hs promises to deliver in this respect.
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4.5 stars
"Now that they are $2000, get one..."
Pros: Nikon quality and durability. Very nice images for only 4.7MP. Nice feel. Quick! Works every bit as good, if not better than, a a much higher MP DSLR
Cons: Flash sync limit is 1/250
