Reviews written by Mark8551

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Nikon D300s

Pros: robustness; tropicalization; custumizzazione commands; available AF points; Outstanding AF; shutter; burst.

Cons: forgive a few mistakes and requires some "attention"; if we want a few megapixel (but if you do not press beyond the 30x40 is not a big deal); the real problem is the high noise beyond the ISO 800/1000.

Opinion: I use it as a second body for about a year. Doubtful seen the machine age, I suffered pleasantly impressed me with the strength and sensation "pro" that is perceived in handling. Use it has removed any doubt. available AF points, AF and shutter very best of my D610. Same vein (80-200 Af-s) alternately mounted on a body and on the legacy has amazed me; I never noticed the way down to how many times the 610 struggles to hook a person if they are moving or not very contrasted. Never a rather dud with the D300s. The latter also has a higher burst (and in fact I prefer sports) further increased with the battery grip. Not everything is rosy .... The sensor shows the years that, especially in the aspect of noise (from this point of view with the D610 are not hurt ...) and I try not to push beyond the 800 iso; many non-megapixel unless you print more than 30x40 are not a big deal. These two negative aspects put together, however, they require a certa "attention" use: the D300s forgive a few errors of exposure and composition. You have to get used to expose to the right to get very clean files; if you underexpose in postproduction emerges different noise as you can not expect to get a good image using the middle frame ... However despite his age consigliatissima!

sent on March 02, 2016