Nikon D300

Résumé : Nikon's successor to the D200 DSLR is a winner. The D300 is full of features to satisfy demanding photographers, while taking great pictures, even at high ISO settings.

Points forts : Excellent image quality, high ISO performance, and lens selection ; market-leading LCD screen ; huge feature set

Points faibles : Menu system requires a lot of scrolling ; ISO control is difficult to reach ; limited customization

Conclusion : Nikon's D300 is available has some button placement that's different from its predecessor, the D200

Récompense : Editor's Choice!

Résumé : If you can afford it, Nikon's high-end DSLR offers superior image quality and speed.

Points forts : >Superb overall picture quality, Low-noise images even at high ISOs, Very fast start-up time with no shutter lag, Water- and dust-resistant

Points faibles : >Expensive even for its class, Steep learning curve, No in-camera image stabilization, Erratic 3D Focus Tracking system, Resolution: 12.3 MP (4288 x 2848 pixels), Size: 5.8 x 4.5 x 2.9 inches, Weight: 1.9 pounds (with CF card and battery), , , , , , ...

Conclusion : If you're serious about photography and don't mind spending extra money to upgrade to a serious DSLR, the Nikon D300 is about the best investment you can make. While the 10.1-megapixel Canon EOS 40D and the 12.2-megapixel Sony Alpha A700 are good (and ...

Résumé : Nikon's D300 is a good-quality, semi pro/enthusiast dSLR camera.

Conclusion : While pictures are stunning, there's no getting away from the fact that while to a professional the Nikon D300 is a budget buy, to the average consumer it's a wallet-battering investment. Still, you get what you pay for and, having also taken the D300 ...

Résumé : With a stunningly sharp LCD, excellent image quality, and interface improvements, the D300 is a top contender in the mid-range digital SLR market.

Conclusion : Great review--for someone who is still hanging on to film photography, rangefinder cameras, lens, etc. and is reticent to give up on it, the info was spot on. Possibly more $$$ than I would drop on a new digital, but many of the newer, smaller cameras ...

Résumé : The Nikon D300 is a DX format DSLR (1.5x crop factor) has a 12 megapixel CMOS sensor, ISO range of up to 6400, 51 point AF sensor, 14-bit A/D conversion, six frames per second shooting speed (upgradable with the addition of a battery grip), self ...