Excerpt: If you're looking for high-end features in your advanced digital camera, Nikon's D300 offers some outstanding options. You'll pay a premium for those high-end features --...
Summary: The Nikon D300 DSLR is an affordable professional-grade DSLR. It is a major upgrade to the Nikon D200 that it replaces and incorporates many of the features of the top of...
Summary: Many of us have been patiently awaiting the successor to the ever popular D200 from 2006. Now, almost two years later, Nikon has delivered with their latest enthusiast...
Excerpt: Nikon's D3 and D300 cameras are currently the hottest products at the mid and top end of DSLR photography. The buzz surrounding the D3 is understandable - it's the first...
Pros: Top notch performance, Tank like build quality, Excellent displays...
Excerpt: The Nikon D300 is a tough high-end DSLR from Nikon which features a 12 megapixels sensor and a fast drive mode which runs at 6 FPS alone or at 8 FPS when paired with an...
Pros: Excellent image details until ISO 800, Lower image noise than most competing DSLRs, 100% Coverage Viewfinder, Comprehensive info shown in viewfinder...
Cons: Defaults to somewhat oversaturated colors, Noticeable softness starting at ISO 1600, Useless ISO 6400 mode, limited use ISO 3200...
This digital SLR camera has high resolution, a very fast burst-shooting capability, and exceptional flexibility, but it's quite complex.
PC World
20 March 2008
Conclusion: The Nikon D300 is not a camera that you can simply pick up and run with. Its high resolution, exceptional flexibility, excellent exposure accuracy, and useful Live View...
Excerpt: by Ben Long , Macworld.com The last few months have brought updates to all of the major midrange digital single-lens reflex cameras (DSLRs). Nikon’s offering in this...
Pros: Excellent image quality, high ISO performance, and lens selection; market-leading LCD screen; huge feature set.
Cons: Menu system requires a lot of scrolling; ISO control is difficult to reach; limited customization.
Excerpt: Review based on a production Nikon D300 Just under two years since the D200 Nikon reveals the D300, the range of changes is so significant that it wouldn't be...
Pros: Very good resolution and detail without looking over-processed, even up to ISO 1600, Better balanced noise reduction than most; more chroma NR, less luminance NR...
Cons: No timed mirror lock-up function (could be automatic with self-timer), Non-articulating LCD (increases the usefulness of Live View considerably)...
All-new 12.3 effective megapixel Nikon DX-format CMOS image sensor with
integrated A/D converter and the increased bit precision of selectable
14-bit NEF (RAW) output
Incorporates Nikon’s origi…
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