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ephotozine.com Professional Review.
Nikon D300 Digital SLR Digital SLR Review
QuickTake:
Pros: Excellent advanced Autofocus system, Live view in two modes, Optional battery grip increases performance and enables multiple battery use, Great rear screen, Rugged build quality, High ISO noise control, One touch zooming on screen, Lens presets, Ergonomi
Cons: Loss of ISO100, Needs high-speed cards to get the best from it, Battery grip needs extras to allow full range of batteries
photographyblog.com Professional Review.
Nikon D300 Field Test
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Dutch wildlife photography Jan Vermeer recently made an epic journey through the icy wastelands of Antarctica, accompanied by Nikon's brand new DSLR, the eagerly-anticipated D300. In our exclusive E
Review Verdict: Despite the fact that the Nikon D300 requires a fair bit of familiarisation to make use of all its on-board features â?? simply because there are so many functions you can tweak and customize to the nth degree â?? if required you can be up and...
Dutch wildlife photography Jan Vermeer recently made an epic journey through the icy wastelands of Antarctica, accompanied by Nikon's brand new DSLR, the eagerly-anticipated D300. In our exclusive E
Review Verdict: Despite the fact that the Nikon D300 requires a fair bit of familiarisation to make use of all its on-board features â?? simply because there are so many functions you can tweak and customize to the nth degree â?? if required you can be up and...
dpexpert.com.au Professional Review.
REVIEW-NIKON D300 DSLR
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: The D300 is a12.3 megapixel camera with a CMOS sensor, in place of the CCD unit more common to Nikon. Sensitivity range is ISO200 to 3200 with extensions to 100 and 6400. The large, bright viewfinder shows 100 per cent of the image area. There is also a
Review Verdict: : The D300 is in a class of its own. The Sony a700 shares the same CMOS sensor and LCD screen and costs considerably less, and the Olympus E-3 is a few hundred dollars cheaper and they are both cameras worth considering. But if money is no object then the
: The D300 is a12.3 megapixel camera with a CMOS sensor, in place of the CCD unit more common to Nikon. Sensitivity range is ISO200 to 3200 with extensions to 100 and 6400. The large, bright viewfinder shows 100 per cent of the image area. There is also a
Review Verdict: : The D300 is in a class of its own. The Sony a700 shares the same CMOS sensor and LCD screen and costs considerably less, and the Olympus E-3 is a few hundred dollars cheaper and they are both cameras worth considering. But if money is no object then the
QuickTake:
Pros: : This camera is so responsive it is an extension of the eye. See the subject, think the photo, press the shutter and there is a properly exposed, sharp picture in all its 14 bit RAW colour depth glory. Nikon ergonomics have always been the best and they
Cons: : The dioptre adjustment on the viewfinder is so stiff that it can only be moved at the cost of a broken fingernail.
photoxels.com Professional Review.
Nikon D300
Comments:
The Nikon D300 has more features than the beginner photographer would ever need. It now also features Live View, which works like in most other DSLRs. Which is to say, it is not like what you are used to on your consumer point-and-shoot digicams. The D300
The Nikon D300 has more features than the beginner photographer would ever need. It now also features Live View, which works like in most other DSLRs. Which is to say, it is not like what you are used to on your consumer point-and-shoot digicams. The D300
itreviews.co.uk Professional Review.
Nikon - D300
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12.3-megapixel SLR
Review Verdict: An excellent value-for-money SLR with impressive image quality and handling. Picture quality is comparable to some of the £2,000+ pro SLRs on the market and there are enough new features and improvements in performance to justify an upgrade from the...
12.3-megapixel SLR
Review Verdict: An excellent value-for-money SLR with impressive image quality and handling. Picture quality is comparable to some of the £2,000+ pro SLRs on the market and there are enough new features and improvements in performance to justify an upgrade from the...
digitalcamerareview.com Professional Review.
Nikon D300 Review
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The 12.3 megapixel Nikon D300 DSLR provides pro-body features - besting the from pro-level flagship D2X in many ways - at a price more in line with an upper-level prosumer camera. Featuring a 3-inch, 920K-pixel display with live view capability, a phenome
The 12.3 megapixel Nikon D300 DSLR provides pro-body features - besting the from pro-level flagship D2X in many ways - at a price more in line with an upper-level prosumer camera. Featuring a 3-inch, 920K-pixel display with live view capability, a phenome
thinkcamera.com Professional Review.
Nikon D300: Review
Comments:
A big leap forward? You bet. See how the D300 shapes up against Nikon's D2X...
A big leap forward? You bet. See how the D300 shapes up against Nikon's D2X...
QuickTake:
Pros: Top notch performance Tank like build quality Excellent displays Breaks the high ISO barrier
Cons: Necessarily complex No in-body VR Creates jealousy pangs in D2X users
cameralabs.com Professional Review.
Nikon D300 review
Comments:
It's not surprising to learn the Nikon D300 is a highly capable semi-professional DSLR which succeeds in both traditional respects and the latest gadgetry. Like its predecessor the build quality and ergonomics are superb and while the look and feel are su
Review Verdict: 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 annoyances, it's also the
It's not surprising to learn the Nikon D300 is a highly capable semi-professional DSLR which succeeds in both traditional respects and the latest gadgetry. Like its predecessor the build quality and ergonomics are superb and while the look and feel are su
Review Verdict: 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 annoyances, it's also the
QuickTake:
Pros: Tough build and superb ergonomics., Quick 51-point AF and 6fps shooting., 3in VGA screen with Live View., 14-bit RAW and broad customisation.,
Cons: 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.
hardwarezone.com Professional Review.
Preview - Nikon D3 and Nikon D300
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Nikon's new D3 and D300 have finally been announced, much to the delight of Nikon users and adoring fans, but really, it's Nikon who's the most relieved to have finally made the D3 and D300 official. Now, Nikon finally has what it needs to make a huge ste
Nikon's new D3 and D300 have finally been announced, much to the delight of Nikon users and adoring fans, but really, it's Nikon who's the most relieved to have finally made the D3 and D300 official. Now, Nikon finally has what it needs to make a huge ste
amateurphotographer.co.uk Professional Review.
Nikon D300 digital SLR product review - taster
Comments:
After our concerns with the D100, Nikon seemed back on track with the D200, but a new sensor and processing engine could mean things are different with the D300.
After our concerns with the D100, Nikon seemed back on track with the D200, but a new sensor and processing engine could mean things are different with the D300.
QuickTake:
Pros: Solid construction and excellent control layout with customisable menu
Cons: Not much ? fixed LCD screen performance
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Review Verdict: Despite the D300 being a replacement for the semi-pro D200, Nikon's professional users can rest assured that the camera is also a worthy replacement for the D2 range of DX format professional models and will carry the format well into the future. Build an
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