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- Overall 10
I would buy this product again and again
CameraWorld.com
2 weeks ago
- Summary: I love my camera Nikon D300 I'm professional photographer.
- Pros: Bright LCD, Comfortable Controls, Easy To Use, Lightweight, Strong Construction
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- Overall 10
The Nikon D300 has it all.....
CameraWorld.com
23 October 2008
- Summary: I used the D300 with the 70-300VR at 70mm, F4.5., ISO 800, 1/125 no flash. See results. Resized only. Excellent in high ISO
- Pros: Bright LCD, Comfortable Controls, Strong Construction
- Cons: Bit loud
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- Overall 10
Who needs 15.1 mp camaera
CameraWorld.com
21 October 2008
- Summary: I traded up to the D300 from a D200. I didn't expect for all the extras this camera offers. The price is high but I think it's worth it. Up to a 12 plus mp. Plus been...
- Pros: Bright LCD, Comfortable Controls, Strong Construction
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- Overall 10
- Design 8
- Value for money 8
- Ease of use 8
D300 Key Features
Ciao
21 October 2008
- Excerpt: In just under 2 years since the D200 was released in the market, Nikon reveals the D300. The number of changes and improvements are so significant - it completely...
- Pros: Better quality of images, better shadows, better highlights, better contrast, better brightness
- Cons: Short battery life if all features are used, a little heavy with the battery packs
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- Overall 10
- Design 8
- Value for money 4
- Ease of use 6
The Nikon D300
Ciao
19 October 2008
- Excerpt: The Nikon D300 is a digital SLR category of affordable digital SLRs. It is a major upgrade of the Nikon D200 and replaced it integrates a variety of features to the top...
- Pros: Very Good
- Cons: Good
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- Overall 8
- Design 8
- Value for money 8
- Ease of use 8
review of Nikon D300
Ciao
16 October 2008
- Excerpt: From the simple parameters, the Nikon D300 is indeed among the best in products, brand-new 12.3 mega pixel CMOS image sensor DX frame, 14Bit A / D conversion and output...
- Pros: color is more smooth transition
- Cons: short battery life
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- Overall 10
A super camera, great low light results
CameraWorld.com
12 October 2008
- Summary: I use this both professionally and I am a photo enthusiast. Professionally I do a great deal of macro and portrait photography. I enjoy following my niece and...
- Pros: Bright LCD, Comfortable Controls, Comfortable grip, Quiet, Small Lag Time, Strong Construction
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- Overall 10
You can't go wrong wit this one
CameraWorld.com
08 October 2008
- Summary: I am one of the photographers for our hog group and use the d-300 literally "in the wind". It is easy to use, extreemly fast and durable. Shooting from the riding...
- Pros: Bright LCD, Comfortable Controls, Small Lag Time, Strong Construction
- Cons: Loud
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- Overall 8
User Review
PC World
06 October 2008
- Summary: This is an absolute MUST for everyone looking to get a new camera! ...BUT, the price is a little to high in my opinion, I never would have got one if I never got mine for...
- Pros: Crystal Clear Pictures, High Zoom Capabilities, Sleek Design, Lightweight, Portable
- Cons: It's a bit pricey!
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- Overall 8
User Review
PC World
29 September 2008
- Summary: I migrated from 40D and from the moment I grabbed my D300 I realized I have no regrets, specially when I saw my first shots: the results were amazing: Great colors,...
- Pros: Rugged body,51 point AF, Great ISO capability,Fast 6-8 fps,Active D-Lighting, Hi.Res.LCD, Interval time shooting, Lots and lots of customization,Great battery life,
- Cons: None so far.
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Nikon D300
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… Read more
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