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The Nikon D300 is a reflex camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 12.3 megapixels manufactured from 2007 to 2009 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 6400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 6 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1300 €;
113 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 out of 10
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Opinion:The D300 sums up the history of the Nikon camera for me. With this product we have reached a not insignificant limit of evolution. The dynamic range there, excellent results at high ISO, noise in any case light and solvable in post-production. As for technology, it has nothing to envy to modern sLRs. An object to be worshipped and bright enough to be proud of. We're hardly going to forget it.
Opinion:It does not fear the comparison with the other modern reflex, sharpness, colours, excellent files, solidity, manoeuvrability etc. It is at very low prices, then if you match a 18-70, old but super, you are really good. If you put a grip, it improves performance further. It is part of the stunning series with the D200, D 300 s and D500 which are unsurmountable.
Opinion:I recently replaced the D80 with the d300. What about.. It seems hard to think he's already 11 years old. Incredible machine to use.. Each button is in the right place and allows you to customize the machine to the fullest. Then the speed of response to each command is spectacular.. This translates to being able to make shots when you want instead of losing the right moment when they are not static photos but portraits of normal life. I'm taking home shots that I couldn't do before. Considering the figures of the used impossible to close better
Cons:Noise over Iso 1600. Live View primordial but there is.
Opinion:Bought in 2008 for a long and complicated still life (FOOD) work in the studio with which it has been widely rewarded. Then it ended up at the bottom of a closet, rarely used and rediscovered lately together with the desire to return to make two Fotine. Machine body of a monstrous Quality. sturdy, reliable, always ready, Super Ergonomic. A machine to use on the battlefield with the gush of Kalashnikov whistling over your head. With two batteries you make tons of shots and when you're broken up, you go on for two more weeks. At the time the digital still coexisted with the last foci of film (which now comes back in fashion). Accustomed to the F100, the D300 has that typical operating speed of the old pro film bodies with all the controls on the body, excellently positioned, easy to reach and Indestructible. Certainly today 12MPX can be pochini, so you have to compose the shots correctly immediately to avoid the crop. With Today's algorithms for noise reduction, in development/post work well I 1600 Iso with good detail, recovery of decent shadows, good color sealing, Besides I would not push. Good dynamic range more than dignified considering the sensor obsolete, which wants to make it usable even today for professional use with appropriate optics up to 800 Iso. Beautiful colors reminiscent of Kodak beautiful films contrastose with red LOADS. Still current the burst at 7 fps at 12 bits with a buffer even him more than decent considering the Age. At 14 Bit the burst drops to about 3 fps. The 14 bits are useful and well-workable in post for the lens images reasoned in the most complicated conditions. Very precise exposure meter. In the Matrix there is hardly ever any need to compensate unless you do it with knowledge of cause to get the desired image in the given shooting conditions. Great White Balance. Great Jpeg in the car but you can't correct the distortion of the newer or older Lenses. AF module still current and well combative in all uses: easier than I do that he. Today they give you all this stuff around 250 euros. Ideal for those who want to get out of the consumer machines that make beautiful photos immediately all by themselves and learn to manage the recovery with greater Awareness. When you learn to tame it, it can still give great Satisfaction. In any case it is outdated technology. He went out along with the D3 style D5/D500. I'm Keeping it, tié.
Pros:Grip, Visual Majesty, ideal weight, sturdy, "tropicalized" really well, right megapixel number, today super cheap in the used.
Cons:A little noisy, usable ISO in Raw only up to 2000, cumbersome in travel.
Opinion:Without any doubt, my favorite APS-C reflex! A quality car, with "old-fashioned" construction, indestructible, massive, a true PRO room! It was the top of the DX range and accompanied me until a few minutes ago, just sold to monetize the Fujifilm X-T Optical Park. And yet, maybe, I was wrong to sell it... He gave me incredible shots, I received a thousand compliments for his files, a real professional! Anyone who wants to get close to photography and want to spend little but have high quality equipment, so the Nikon D300 is the best solution!
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