Recommendations for in-camera settings for aviation photography Nikon D100, D200, D300
D100
The D100 was the first affordable semi-professional Nikon DSLR. It features a 6MP CCD sensor and is based on the F80 film body. It features the CAM900 auto focus module, which offers 5 AF sensors (one cross-type). Recommendations for the D100 could be useful for the D70, D70s, D50 and D40.
D200
The Nikon D200 replaced the D100 in Nov. 2005, It has a magnesium alloy body, which is weather sealed. The sensor is a 10MP CCD: The AF has been improved to CAM 100 with more focus points and much better accuracy. In addition the matrix metering mode is now capable to recognize colours and uses a 1005 segment matrix mode to find the exposure. Settings for the D200 might be useful for D80, D90, D60 and D40X as well.
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