Nikon D2X Digital Slr Camera Body

  • DSLR
  • APS-C sensor
Sale price£149.00
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Condition report

Checked in Harrogate
Our notes

Camera in god condition for age, all functions are on point, normal signs of use with a few marks to bosy and signs of use, very lowshutter count of only 11222

Testing
Fully tested
Warranty
6 months
In the box
Camera body, Battery, charger, we cannot offer a warranty on the battery and camera would probaly benifit forom a new one.
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The details

At a glance: Nikon D2X body - 2005 pro-grade APS-C DSLR flagship, 12.4MP CCD, integrated vertical grip.

About this camera

The Nikon D2X is Nikon's 2005 flagship professional APS-C DSLR - 12.4MP, 5 fps continuous shooting, weather-sealed magnesium body with integrated vertical grip. Along with the D2H/D2Hs, this was the pro camera of its era - used heavily by sports, wildlife and news photographers.

Build & handling

Type APS-C DSLR (F mount / DX)
Sensor 12.4 megapixel APS-C (DX) CCD
ISO range 100-800 (expandable to 100-3200)
Continuous shooting Up to 5 fps (8 fps in cropped HSC mode)
Autofocus points 11 (9 cross-type)
Video None (stills only)
Viewfinder Pentaprism optical viewfinder, 100% coverage
Screen 2.5-inch fixed LCD, 232k dots
Weight (body) 1070g (includes integrated grip)
Weather sealing Yes - pro-grade magnesium body with integrated vertical grip

Works with

  • Accepts Nikon F-mount lenses - AF-S, AF-P, AF-I (full AF) and older AF/AF-D (full AF via built-in body motor)
  • Also accepts manual-focus AI/AI-S Nikon lenses with aperture ring
  • Will accept DX and FX lenses (both work; DX lenses are designed for APS-C coverage)
  • Cannot mount Nikon Z lenses

Best for

A 20-year-old Nikon flagship - by modern standards the 12MP CCD sensor is modest and the ISO range limited, but the build quality is exceptional and the camera still delivers the 'Nikon flagship' feel. Of interest today as a characterful pro-DSLR for collectors or anyone who enjoys the D2 series handling. Uses Nikon F-mount (DX/APS-C).

Frequently asked questions

Is the D2X still useful today?

As a characterful pro-feel DSLR, yes - build is exceptional. As a working digital camera, it's limited by the 12MP CCD sensor's modest dynamic range and low ISO range compared to modern cameras. Best for collectors or as a characterful stills tool.

Will it autofocus on all my Nikon lenses?

Yes - the D2X has a built-in body AF motor, so both screw-drive AF/AF-D lenses and motor-integrated AF-S/AF-P lenses autofocus. Manual-focus AI/AI-S lenses will also meter.

Why buy from Bass & Bligh

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