Abstract: The Nikon D300 Digital SLR camera excels at producing rich, sharp, noise-free photographs from its base ISO200 all the way up to ISO1600. Surprisingly, ISO3200 performance is also acceptable for print production at reasonable output sizes depending on ...
The D300 is a strong successor to the D200. The D300 maintains all of the D200s advantages as an excellent general-purpose, prosumer DSLR and improves on several key areas. For about $3000 less, the D300 offers Nikons current best AF module, which is...
Abstract: Shop & Save Support us by shopping online for the D300 here! Price range: $1795 - $2294View all prices for this product Your donation is also greatly appreciated.The Nikon D300 is the LONG awaited successor to the D200, which was introduced way back...
Tough build and superb ergonomics, Quick 51-point AF and 6fps shooting, 3in VGA screen with Live View, 14-bit RAW and broad customisation.
12 Mpixels not a major boost over 10, No self-timer or histogram in Live View, Anti-dust not effective in our tests, PC control software not bundled.
There’s no denying the Nikon D300 is a highly capable DSLR which will delight enthusiasts and satisfy the demands of pros looking for a backup or ‘budget’ body. Certainly no-one does ergonomics like Nikon and despite a handful of annoyan...
Abstract: The Nikon D300 was announced August 23rd 2007. The D300 is a 12MP DX (1.5x crop factor), 6 FPS (8 FPS with grip), 3" LCD DSLR. Its $1,799.95, you can order it now, and if you do, it ought to arrive for you in November 2007. Wait until November, and i...
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, High ISO 3200 perfectly usable (if slightly softer due to NR), ISO 6400 usable for small out...
No timed mirror lock-up function (could be automatic with self-timer), Non-articulating LCD (increases the usefulness of Live View considerably), Average automatic white balance performance, still very poor under incandescent light
The D200 was a big step forward for Nikon, the baby D2X certainly gave the competition a thing or two to think about. Its big problem was the fact that Canon was still a generation ahead in the noise stakes, managing to consistently deliver clean im...
Abstract: by Shawn BarnettNikon's D300 is a photographer's camera. There are no Scene modes, not even a Green Auto mode to make the camera do it all for you. As such, the flash doesn't have a mode where it pops up automatically. But if you know what you're doing, t...
Abstract: Nikon D300 Preview Nikon have announce a new DSLR to replace their D200, its the Nikon D300. The Nikon D300 sticks with the APS-C sized sensor but the pixel count has been increased form 10MP to 12MP. The Nikon D300 expected to sell for $1800 and be...
Abstract: An expensive camera, but one offering superb image quality, features and handling Consumer-level DSLRs such as the A-Listed Canon 400D and Nikon D40x offer an excellent route into serious digital photography but, after a certain amount of time, users a...
