Just checked the baord listed below. The one guy who had a banding problemm got
his D200
back in
less than a week and his initaial tests show no problem now.
Mine is still a month or so away, so hopefuly i don't have that problem.
Dave
> 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 KR, how can a guy who shoots basic Jpeg affect my decisions.<gBut i
> must add,
he
> actuall
> tried this camera.:0
>
>
> 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.
> >
>
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