Nikon D300 Digital Camera Review
Nikon D300 Review
In search for a digital camera? Bagging the Editor’s Choice Award of PC Magazine in March 2008 and Camera of the Year by Popular Photography & Imaging in 2007, the Nikon D300 is definitely the camera of choice.
Combining the technology of 12.3 megapixels and DX CMOS sensor format, the Nikon D300 takes image quality to new heights. Its 3-inch Super Density monitor gives you a choice between 7 brightness levels.
Live View Auto Focus is available in both hand-held or tripod mode giving you the flexibility to take pictures in a studio, remote environment, or from difficult angles. The Nikon D300 allows you to configure your pictures with 4 preset options and 9 customizable settings.
The Nikon D300 is packed with a self-cleaning ultrasonic sensor unit which lessens the reduction of image quality due to accumulation of dust particles. It is protected by a magnesium alloy coating and has been tested to deliver high performance and durability.
The optional wireless transmitter gives the Nikon D300 its WiFi remote capability and can also serve as a wired Ethernet connection for image transfer. It runs on the EN-EL3e Lithium Ion Battery which has a life span of up to 3,000 shots.
At full resolution, the Nikon D300 has a continuous shooting speed of 6 frames per second. For expanded memory capacity, you can include the optional Compact Flash Microdrive.
The numerous awards that it bagged is a living testimony to the quality and performance of the Nikon D300.
Nikon D300 Specifications:
Megapixels: 12.3 megapixels
Zoom: Interchangeable Lens
Screen Size: 3 inches
Shooting Modes: 2
Color Modes: 5
Scene Modes: n/a
Face Detection: Live View Auto Focus
Image Stabilization: Active D-Lighting
Review Modes: 9
Unique Features: Live View Shooting, Expanded ISO, Durable      and Ergonomic Design
Max ISO: 3200
Self-Timer Settings: 2/5/10/20 seconds
Battery: EN-EL3e Lithium Ion Battery
Battery Life: up to 3,000 shots
Nikon D300 Pictures
