 The Nikon D2x has many attractive features, including a 12.4 megapixel DX size CMOS sensor, a brighter, enlarged viewfinder showing the entire frame area with a .86x magnification factor, a large 2.5 inch LCD, an Li-ion battery with longer life, improved auto-focus speed and accuracy, a maximum frame rate of 5 frames per second (and up to 8 fps using the high speed crop feature) and many user-customizable options that offer potential advantages when the camera is placed in a housing for underwater use.
The engineering of the housing is superb. It is simple to install the camera in the housing. Just drop it in, tighten the mounting screw, close the housing and it is ready to shoot. No adjustments of any kind were necessary. Every switch on the camera was touched and every control worked perfectly.
One of the features of the Nikon D2x is that the buttons on the camera have been increased in size when compared with previous camera models. The fine engineering and craftsmanship of the Seacam housing and the oversized buttons on the Nikon D2x camera combine to deliver an amazing level of precision and functionality.
As a perfect seacam Nikon D2x provides extensive user customizable menus. If you are interested, may read the complete review of it here, and also have a look on the sample photos.
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