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Nikon D200 DSLR Camera Body {10.2MP} Infrared (IR) Converted Sensor
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Nikon D200: a dedicated infrared-converted CCD workhorse
The D200's CCD sensor has been permanently converted for infrared capture, so there's no fumbling with screw-on filters or blind composition through the viewfinder. You get a clean optical path built for IR from the start, shooting at full working aperture with normal metering and autofocus behavior. That conversion pairs with a body that was already built to work hard: a 95% coverage pentaprism viewfinder at 0.94x magnification, shutter speeds up to 1/8000 sec, and weather sealing against water and dust.
At 10.2MP on an APS-C CCD sensor (23.6 x 15.8mm), the D200 renders infrared tonality with the smoother highlight rolloff CCD shooters tend to favor over CMOS for this kind of work. The 1.5x focal length multiplier extends your F-mount glass for tighter framing on distant subjects, useful when you're isolating a single tree or a building facade against IR-bright foliage. Burst shooting at 5 fps keeps you moving through a session, and dual command dials with full aperture and shutter priority modes mean you're never fighting the camera to get the exposure you want.
Storage runs on CompactFlash (Type I or II), and the EN-EL3e battery has a long track record of reliability in the field. This is a camera built around a single purpose: infrared work done right, with nothing standing between you and the shot.
Who It's For
Landscape photographers working in infrared benefit from the permanent sensor conversion, since there's no light loss or focus-shift guesswork that comes with clip-in or screw-on filters, and the 95% viewfinder coverage keeps composition accurate. Fine-art and gallery photographers get CCD rendering that many shooters prefer for IR's tonal character, paired with RAW capture for full post-processing control. Architectural photographers can use the weather-sealed body for outdoor shoots without worrying about dust or moisture ending the session early. Anyone building a dedicated infrared kit alongside a standard color body benefits from the 1.5x crop factor, which lets existing F-mount lenses double as long glass for tightly framed infrared subjects.
Key Features
- Infrared-converted APS-C CCD sensor for full-aperture IR capture
- 10.2MP resolution with 3:2 image ratio
- 95% viewfinder coverage at 0.94x magnification with pentaprism optics
- Shutter speeds 1/8000 sec with 5 fps burst shooting
- Nikon F mount with 1.5x focal length multiplier on F-mount glass
- CompactFlash Type I/II storage with EN-EL3e battery
- Weather-sealed body resistant to water and dust
- Dual command dials with aperture and shutter priority modes
FAQ
- How does the infrared conversion affect autofocus and metering compared to a regular D200?
- The conversion doesn't degrade either. Autofocus and metering work exactly as they would on a stock D200 - no optical path interference, no compensation needed. You're shooting at full working aperture with normal meter behavior built in.
- Why choose a CCD sensor for infrared work instead of CMOS?
- CCD sensors render infrared tonality with smoother highlight rolloff, which is the signature look IR shooters favor. The D200's CCD handles that characteristic better than a CMOS chip would.
- What's the practical advantage of a permanent conversion over screw-on IR filters?
- No filter stack reducing light or image quality. No composition through the viewfinder blind. You frame and focus naturally, expose normally, and work at full aperture. The conversion is built into the sensor itself.
- Can you use the same F-mount lenses on the infrared D200 as a stock D200?
- Yes. The D200 accepts all compatible F-mount glass - the conversion doesn't change mount compatibility or lens behavior. The 1.5x focal length multiplier works the same way.
- What storage media and battery does this camera use?
- CompactFlash Type I or II cards for storage, and the Nikon EN-EL3e Lithium-Ion battery. Both are standard D200 specs and hold up well in the field.
- How does the 10.2MP resolution work for infrared landscape and detail work?
- 10.2MP on an APS-C CCD is enough for strong prints and cropping flexibility in IR work. The sensor size and pixel density don't change with the conversion - you get the same resolution you'd get from any stock D200.
- Does the weather sealing protect against environmental conditions during long IR shoots?
- The D200 is sealed against water and dust, so outdoor sessions in mixed conditions are manageable. It's not weatherproof, but it can handle typical field exposure without babying.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Sensor | APS-C (23.6 x 15.8 mm) |
| Resolution | 10.2 MP |
| Mount | Nikon F |
| ISO Range | 100 - 1,600 (expandable to 50-3,200) |
| Burst Rate | 5.0 |
| Dimensions | 147 x 113 x 74 mm (5.79 x 4.45 x 2.91") |
| Weight | 920 g (2.03 lb / 32.45 oz) |
This description was generated using AI based on KEH's internal product standards, product expertise, and knowing what customers care about most. While we strive for accuracy, details may vary by individual item.
| Brand Name | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Flash System | Nikon i-TTL |
| Focus Type | Autofocus (camera motor), Autofocus (lens motor) |
| Lens Mount | Nikon F Mount Ai, Nikon F Mount Ai-S, Nikon F Mount Ai & contacts (Ai-P), Nikon F Mount AF (pre-D), Nikon F Mount D Type, Nikon F Mount G Type |
| Memory Card Type | Compact Flash (Type I) |
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