Nikon D2X

The Nikon D2x digital SLR single-lens reflex camera was launched in September 2004. This 12.4-megapixel professional camera has a DX format sensor with a RGB Color Filter Array. The sensor of the camera also has an inbuilt fixed low-pass filter backed by 12.4 million effective pixels with an aspect ratio of 3:2. the camera has a magnesium alloy body and can support NEF (12-bit RAW), NEF + JPEG, JPEG (EXIF 2.2) and TIFF (RGB) file formats. The camera’s sensor is based on CMOS sensor technology, supplied by Sony, which can resolve about nine times more than the human eye. Also the camera offers capturing high speed photos at speeds of up to 8 frames per second at 6.8-megapixel and 5 frames per second at 12-megapixel resolutions.

The Nikon D2X features improvised versions of the metering as well as autofocus system. The Nikon D2x is perfect for wedding and portrait work, since it’s inbuilt "3rd-eye" captures the colour of ambient light and perfectly adjusts the white-balance for every image. This camera has a high concentration of pixels and has exceptional noise reduction software that is built into the camera. The Nikon D2X possesses a rated shutter life of 200,000 plus images. New and used Nikon D2X cameras and its accessories are available on sale on many online shopping portals.