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The S5 Pro is a major improvement over the S3 Pro in its handling and build quality, and it makes for an interesting comparison with the Nikon D200. Definition at a pixel level is certainly no better, but the S5 Pro's tonal rendition is often superior, especially with portraits. Also consider:
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GOOD!Reviewer: Salemme, Trois-Rivières, Canada I have one, and I'm very satisfy! I got a D200 nikon too, and for sports, actions it's the best Nikon, but for the rest, I prefer my Fuji Pro5, excellent to photography birds ( programm range 400%), portraits, skin tone wow...Don't forget the Fujichrome programme, the colors of automn!!!
S5 proReviewer: weeks01, inverness, uk This camera is great,i have had one for the past year and i would not part with it.It is especially good for portraits.The screen for viewing back your photos is the poor part,it is not very clear
S3ProReviewer: harrytsk, kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia had been using S3pro for the last 3 years, Some exposure problems was solved, good tonal range, faithful colors, battery life was short, burst rate 3 frames is terrible. autofocus poor ,very slow especially AFS 80-200 2.8ED.
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| Megapixels | 12.3Mp | | Zoom range | 0x | | Shutter speed | 30 to 1/8000 sec estimated | | Storage type | CF (none supplied) | | Battery type | Li-ion rechargeable | | Sensor dimensions | 23x15.5mm | | Lens focal length | 1.6x | | Exposure modes | Program, Aperture, Shutter, Manual | | ISO range | 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200 | | Dimensions | | | Weight | 830g |
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