Over on the Nikon BB, there are about a dozen members with the D200. One has
reported
banding and
Nikon UK is fixing it free. Nikonn is aware of this problem, not like the D2H
were they
buried their
collective heads in the sand about the AE board.
As far as KW, how can a guy who shoots basic Jpeg affect my desisions.<gBut i
must add, he
actuall
tried this camera.
Dave
> The issue Nikon's been having with the early
production D200s isn't
> the sensor itself. It's in some of the supporting hardware and
> adjustable/controllable, within limits of course. People who are
> experiencing a problem are being told to return their cameras for a
> service to eliminate it. From what I was told by a Nikon tech, it's
> simply changing some small setting or resistor.
>
> I think the choice of sensor is excellent. By the time Pentax goes
> into production on it, all the kinks with the components should be
> well known and easy for them to eliminate in the final product.
>
> Godfrey
> Patience is rewarded.
>
> On Feb 23, 2006, at 2:56 PM, Juan Buhler wrote:
>
> > There have been cases of strange banding--"courduroy noise" in D200
> > images in low light. However, Ken Rockwell loves it and says it isn't
> > a problem.
>
