Nikon D2X Brochure
Nikon d2x: product brochure
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The Professionals Know: Nikon Technology in their own words
Danny Ellinger
Quick, sharp and accurate, Nikon's autofocus system is
like my sixth sense. It is always faster than my own eyes,
often finding and focusing on my favorite subjects —
fast-moving birds — before I can. If a shot is lost, it is
because I missed it, not my Nikon.
Erwin Windmuller
Nikkor lenses excel in almost any light condition. I am
frequently surprised at the excellent results I get —
even at 1/15 of a second with extremely difficult
backlighting. And working with Nikon converters means
working with three different lenses in one, with no
compromises to quality. Three cheers for Nikon Lens
Technologies!
Joe McNally
The Nikon Creative Lighting System is the latest and
greatest iteration of Nikon's legendary flash system. This
is smart technology. Compact, fast and dependable, it
frees the photographer to concentrate on the aesthetics
of the picture, and not the nuts, bolts, wires and cords
generally associated with most lighting systems.
Soenar Chamid
Most of my work happens outdoors in cold weather.
That's why I depend on Nikon for durability. Even in
harsh conditions, I know I can accomplish 500-800
exposures a day for as long as I need. When I'm on the
road, my D2x and five SB-800 Speedlights give me
studio-quality portraits no matter what the situation. No
other camera maker gives me such consistency.
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Summary of Contents for Nikon D2X
- Page 1 Soenar Chamid Most of my work happens outdoors in cold weather. That’s why I depend on Nikon for durability. Even in harsh conditions, I know I can accomplish 500-800 exposures a day for as long as I need. When I’m on the road, my D2x and five SB-800 Speedlights give me studio-quality portraits no matter what the situation.
- Page 2 Nikon SLR system. Each Nikon SLR is created to give you the results you want, when you want, without compromise. Professionals depend on it. Enthusiasts take it for...
- Page 3 That’s why since the late ‘90s, Super Integrated Coating has been applied onto all Nikkor lenses. More recently, Nikon introduced Nano Crystal Coat to further reduce the effects of internal reflections.
- Page 4 Nikon engineers have taken tens of thousands of test shots in real-world conditions to ensure that it works for you in any given situation.
- Page 5 Silent Wave Motor Nikon’s AF-S technology is another reason why so many of the world’s best photographers trust Nikkor. The Silent Wave Motor (SWM) uses ultrasonic waves to focus internal lens elements. This high-torque motor system is extremely powerful, driving auto focus elements instantly after start-up, while stopping with exceptional precision for accurate focus.
- Page 6 Accurate and intelligent 3D-RGB Matrix Metering II This exclusive Nikon feature not only evaluates brightness and contrast but also color. The results will astonish you. What once took professional experience to determine is now literally at your fingertips. Data from more than 30,000 actual scenes are stored in the camera’s database, with algorithms that are continually added.
- Page 7 — something that frequently happens with other flash systems. Beautiful pictures start with the right light. The Nikon Creative Lighting System — available in Speedlights such as the SB-800, SB-600 and close-up lighting system R1C1/R1 — combines studio-quality lighting with the intuitive simplicity and freedom of wireless capability.
- Page 8 The world’s best photographers take it for granted, but when we say that the D2x shutter is tested more than 150,000 times, we mean it.
- Page 9 Multi-CAM 2000 Autofocus Sensor Module Nikon’s Multi-CAM 2000 AF sensor module has an 11-area sensor for the most practical coverage. Its nine cross-type sensors are spread wide across the frame, as opposed to being bunched in the center.
- Page 10 — Focus Tracking with Lock-On will continue to track the subject, maintaining sharp focus for each subsequent frame. And with the latest Nikon D2xs and D200, one can even adjust the length of time Focus Tracking will stay locked onto your subject, should it be momentarily obscured.
- Page 11 It is about confidence: confidence that you will bring home pictures, wherever you go, whatever the conditions. That is one reason why NASA has long used Nikon professional cameras and lenses for numerous space projects. This reliability and durability is a cornerstone of Nikon’s approach to photography.
- Page 12 Nikon’s ergonomics. They understand that in the field, ergonomics can make the difference between a winning shot and a shot missed. With Nikon, you can operate the camera without moving your eye from the viewfinder, with key buttons and dials placed for instinctive feel, even when you are wearing gloves.
- Page 13 Global Positioning System The Nikon D2 series and D200 digital SLRs can be connected to GPS units for embedding GPS positioning information and time signals within your image data files. Yet another advantage that only Nikon...
- Page 14 Capture NX Software At last: a digital post-production tool that everyone can use. No matter what your level of experience, Nikon’s new Capture NX software is ready to work for you. The key is the new, patented U-Point Technology accomplish in minutes what once took hours in other editing applications.
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My nikon D2x is locked on f stop and I can;t find were to change the # nor the front dial
To change the f-stop (aperture) on a Nikon D2X camera, use the sub-command dial. For type G lenses, the command dials are used. For non-CPU lenses, use the lens aperture ring.
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