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Price (MSRP): $1799.95
Megapixel: 12.3
Type: Digital SLR
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Submitted by: Brad from Las Vegas, NV
Date Reviewed: 6/5/2008
Months Owned: 6-11
Photos Taken: 2500+
Skill Level: Pro
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What's Hot: This camera has 51 pionts of avalible focus and up to 8 fps.; and we have 14 bts in RAW available. The seals are great and the construction is solid.
What's Not: We don't have as much speed memory or aditonal ability as the D3. Oh well.
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Review: The D-300 has amazing agility and grace. The apionted capabilities of this camera mirror it's big brother the venerable D3. Although the D300 is by standards a lesser camera it has many a refined piont. This is a camera one would be more likely to take into a less than desirable environment than it's big brother for a couple of reasons ; first price and second it"s ability to manuver withot the extra weight and bulk. I freaquenty do high action sport photography and find the light weight manurerablity of the D300 a plus not to mention the cost for the equiptment. I can't justify sacrificeing a D3 just for the shot. I value that far more. To that end The D300 both durable and capable is a excelant choice. I find it Quite enough to subject my high end optics to the enviornmental abuse.
Yours Brad Bode
B-Radd Photographics
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Overall Ratings |
Overall quality |
10 |
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Ease of use |
10 |
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Fit and finish |
10 |
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Click-to-click speed |
9 |
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Display quality |
10 |
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Flash quality |
7 |
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Image quality |
9 |
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Overall value |
10 |
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RATING SCALE: 1 = WORST 10 = BEST |
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