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Nikon D300 Price
| Nikon D300 cameras purchased through slr-lens.co.uk have an average price of: | £636 |
| The cheapest Nikon D300 puchased was: | £380 |
| The most expensive Nikon D300 puchased was: | £929 |
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Nikon D300 specs
Nikon D300 |
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| Launched: 2007 | Resolution: 12MP |
| Sensor type: Cropped | Focusing elements: 51 |
| Weight: 825g | Lens fitting: Nikkor D/G/AF |
| Storage: Compact Flash | |
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Nikon D300 Details
In 2007, the Nikon D300 with a cropped sensor hit the shops.The weight of the camera is 825g and it has a resolution of 12 megapixels.
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Nikon D300 review
Nikon D300 opinion
05/12/2010
An excellent camera for the serious amateur or professional. Very well built, and is a solid workhorse. Coupled with a decent lens such as the 17-55 f2.8, this really does produce very sharp results.
My only criticism is the form factor - I'm not a fan of normal DSLRs as they don't feel balanced to me. I would always add a battery grip to make it a more balanced camera, particularly when shooting portraits.
Overall, a really nice, solid camera. Highly recommended.
by Stephen Barnes
An excellent camera for the serious amateur or professional. Very well built, and is a solid workhorse. Coupled with a decent lens such as the 17-55 f2.8, this really does produce very sharp results.
My only criticism is the form factor - I'm not a fan of normal DSLRs as they don't feel balanced to me. I would always add a battery grip to make it a more balanced camera, particularly when shooting portraits.
Overall, a really nice, solid camera. Highly recommended.
by Stephen Barnes
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