Having been a Canon fan for quite some time, the D300 blew me away in 4 basic aspects. Shooting gadgets and liveblogs over a few months, it was clear that the Nikon D300, shooting to small JPGs from the hip, had a lot better time resolving white balanc...
Sophisticated feature set; excellent AF performance; responsive 3D tracking AF system; incredibly vibrant 3-inch LCD; good low light/high ISO capabilities (with limitations—see
Manual noise reduction produces overly soft images at “Normal” and “High” settings; 3D tracking can work against itself when the subject and background colors are similar; 8fps continuous shooting available only with optional batte...
Abstract: With its solid design, excellent handling and robust, weather-sealed build quality, the Nikon D300 offers professional quality at a reasonable price. The 12.3 megapixel CMOS sensor delivers stunning results – even at ISO 1600 – and it can be boosted t...
Outstanding image quality, great low-light performance, excellent response times, well-constructed body, large and bright LCD, great battery life
Extremely expensive option, costly add-ons, complex camera aimed at enthusiasts
If youre looking for high-end features in your advanced digital camera, Nikons D300 offers some outstanding options. Youll pay a premium for those high-end features -- a suggested price of around $1,800 for the camera body alone -- but few cameras ...
Abstract: 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 D...
Abstract: Similar to the D3, the D300 features Nikons exclusive EXPEED Image Processing System that is central to driving the speed and processing power needed for many of the cameras new features. The D300 features a new 51-point auto focus system with Nikon...
Excellent image quality, high ISO performance, and lens selection; market-leading LCD screen; huge feature set.
Menu system requires a lot of scrolling; ISO control is difficult to reach; limited customization.
The Nikon D300’s excellent image quality, high ISO performance, robust feature set, and sturdy build make it a DSLR to seriously consider. There’s no doubt about it—the D300 is a great DSLR.
Great handling
Clear, bright viewfinder
Fast autofocus
High-res LCD
Fast Burst mode
Manual focus in the live view
Excellent image quality
No in-camera image stabilization
Heavy
Break in the live view for AF
Overly basic included software
The 12.3-megapixel Nikon D300 is a fine upgrade to its predecessor, adding a huge range of features to the popualr D200. The Nikon D100 was introduced in 2002 with 6.1 megapixels and a 5-point autofocus system. The D200 improved that to 10.2 megapixels...
Great image quality. Substantial, comfortable body. Snappy response time. Live-view LCD mode. Gives complete image control. Good high-ISO performance. Useful stabilizer in bundled lens.
Every surface seems covered with buttons.
The D300 fits nicely between professional and beginner digital cameras. Complete manual control and excellent images make it a great backup for pros or an upgrade after intermediates outgrow their starter DSLRs. ...
Abstract: NIKON D300 REVIEW Nikons camera releases have always been revolutionary. It was like this with the Nikon D70, my first SLR digital camera, and then with my Nikon D200. Both very complete and with a superior quality. Now, one more release. The acclaime...
