Does Nikon D200 DSLR camera has live Image viewing facility while shooting on its large LCD?

It means i can see images after clicking, but does it allow to see images in preview before clicking on LCD like other digital cameras...

Thanks Tom!

As others have answered, no it doesn't. In that respect, the D200 works the same way cameras worked for about a hundred years or so before they invented digital cameras. You have to look through the viewfinder.

Haha - I'm being a wise guy. My neighbor said that to me, forgetting that I have been using cameras since the 1950's. Report It

you can re-read the manual or go to the website to find out.
Maybe, Dr. Sam can answer this one. I think he has a d200.
Wait until he rolls out of bed. Maybe, you will have to repost your question, later on in the day.

Unfortunately, the D200 does not come with this feature. Live View is a very new feature that currently is available in a few of the newer models of DSLRs, one most notable is the Olympus E-330 and E-340 and most recently, the Canon 1D Mark III.

No

I hope Nikon never does this worthless feature. The auto focus dosn't work in that mode.
I don't know about you, but I think it will be hard to manual focus a lens using the LCD on the back of the camera.