Nikon D300 DX 12.3MP Digital SLR Camera with 18-200mm f/ 3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF-S VR DX Nikkor Zoom Lens by Nikon Product Tags: d300, d300 dx, nikon d300, nikon d300 dx	Rating:  Read Reviews (203) Write Comments/Review Price Drop Alert Add to my Wish List Tag This Product

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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful: Buy It 8/19/2008 To start I am an a amateur photographer with about two years experience. I own a D40,which was my first and really enjoy it for family and everyday shooting.Great colors and focus.I then purchased the D80 which I have had great success with and love it!But when I purchased the D300 there is no comparison.The 51 point focus is awesome and the color choices are unbelievable! This thing is awesome when it comes to speed and focus.Quick accurate response time is great for nature and fast moving subjects. The pictures you take will make you feel like a pro with the very first shots taken. The menu is so easy to use that it makes ease of changing and getting exactly what you're looking for.There is a lot in the menu but with a little time you'll get it fine because it has a help section.Anyone thinking of going another step up to a pro camera should not look elsewhere as Nikon truly has created a gem!To me this is a five star camera because of performance and the rugged build quality,A+ Thank You. Was this review helpful?
Simply Amazing 8/15/2008 I'm going to try to keep this short. Controls are perfectly spaced and in the right places, 6 Frames per second is fast but add the MB-D10 grip and you get 8 frames per second. It's been great not just for sports but also photographing children on the go. Thanks to Nikons picture control system adding different profiles to the camera or sharing with other photographers is a snap. i'd also recommend the mb-d10 grip as it balances out the camera and just feels right. there just seems to be something missing without it. not to mention the ability to power the camera from AA batteries rather than 40 dollar EN-EL3e batteries. For $20 you can buy Energizer 2500mah NiMH batteries which last longer than the 1500mah lithium ion batteries. HDMI output is nice but have only used it to test it. Live view is great for the strange tight spots photographers sometimes find them in. i've used it to take pictures over the heads of other people in crowds or while setting the camera on my shoe but didn't want to smash my face into the ground to look through the viewfinder. the shutter release takes a little getting used to and expect to occasionally snap two shots while in Ch mode (highspeed). the high iso performance is great however if you are looking for unbelievable high iso performance look at the D3. For examples of photos taken with this camera go to http://www.flickr.com/bl117 . Thank You. Was this review helpful?
7 of 12 people found the following review helpful: Me talking about my D300 8/10/2008 Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1UIR5WOG8SIOP Nikon D300 DX 12.3MP Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) I'm Dustin Diaz, a Web Developer and Photographer at Google. This is me talking about my D300. I have opinions and I talk about them here. Overall this is an excellent camera and would highly recommend this camera. If anyone has a question or comment, feel free to comment on the video. Cheers. Thank You. Was this review helpful?
An improvement over the D200 8/8/2008 I had not learned all the features of the D200 but I am glad I upgraded to the D300. It makes better pictures. More pixels, less noise, higher ISO. I adjusted saturation up a notch and like the result. The thick and well cross-referenced manual still leaves me with some questions about how things work, specifically about non-Nikon lenses and about how flash controls interact. Thank You. Was this review helpful?
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful: Sayonara to L glass 8/8/2008 I owned both the Canon Rebel XTi and 40D with 24-70 F2.8 L and 70-200 F4 IS L and just used them as a casual amateur photographer. I was very happy with the images they produced. I was even strongly considering the 5D when along came the D300 w/ 18-200 VR lens. We all know Canon and Nikon regularly leapfrog each other. But I seriously believe 2008 is Nikon's year. I compared the image results from the 40D and D300 and the latter just trumped the 40D hands-down on every aspect. It was close to film quality. Colors were more vivid, ergonomics are MUCH better, a rockin' LCD screen, dust and weather sealing, 51 AF points, 100% viewfinder coverage, vital controls like flash exposure compensation are not buried in the menu, ISO 1600 images with little decrement in quality, etc. Taking photographs is lots of fun with this bad boy. Another big reason for the switch was the 18-200 VR lens. Instead of changing lenses and risking dust to get in the sensor, I just leave this lens on and it does most everything I've ever wanted in a walkaround lens. One downside is that my Canon buddies have labeled me a "traitor," and always give me a hard time for it, but I can live with that. Thank You. Was this review helpful?
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