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Pros:Construction, ergonomics, AF, command customization, photo rendering, burst, in short .... a lot of positive qualities
Cons:If I have to find one, maybe the noise over 1200 ISO
Opinion:I bought this body 1 year after the D70s, I realize that it is "old" but never buy was more apt.rnHa sublime construction, the viewfinder with 100% coverage (coming from the d70s was like taking a cabrio car and watching the starry sky) it seemed almost to return to the times of the dear old FM.rnDigerisce optics new as old and motor AF for non-motorized targets that is a show.rnPersonally I find myself very well and if it is in good condition the price which is certainly worth buying (imho).
Pros:Robust, Reliable, excellent AF, ergonomics and controls in the right place
Cons:A bit heavy, it hardly forgives mistakes.
Opinion:I bought it again about 8 years ago, it has never betrayed me in any situation, rain, snow, hot sun and salt I used it everywhere. really indestructible programmable buttons and function keys all in the right place and easily accessible (maybe they still did so .... !!!!!). AF really formidable (with the right goal). The sensor starts to be a bit 'dated and above 1200 ISO begins to show its limits (especially if you underpaid a bit'). It is not a novice machine because it does not allow you to make crop too strong and sometimes tends to underexpose so a little 'experience is required before mastering it to the fullest, but once you learn to know it becomes like an extension of the body. The double CF and SD memory slot is also excellent. For me it is still one of the best APS-C in recent years.
Pros:Great body very robust. Well the double slot. Ok the small integrated flash. Fast autofocus.
Cons:Not very fast the burst. Clear noise from 1000 iso up.
Opinion:Professional entry level professional somewhat dated. It is good to send photos in jpeg and raw separately to the two memories or use them as a backup. Do not underestimate the only 12 Mpxl. of the sensor as relatively large diodes gather more light. Measure spot metering. Not particularly suitable for sports shooting.
Pros:Focus fast with a wide selection of points in mirino- shooting ultra fast with pleasant sound dell'otturatore- All controls to hand without getting into uncomfortable Menu- body sturdy tropicalizzato- exceptional files with good light- really paltry battery consumption. the "few" MPX allows excellent video resolutions and also excellent 30x40 prints with light and easily manageable file on HD.
Cons:Noise over the ISO 800/1000, the "few" Mpx not allow Crop pushed into PP.
Opinion:After trying a D80 and found myself comfortable with the controls, this was my first digital SLR that I recommend to all who want to enter this world, in fact, has very ergonomic controls that make it faster to set and become scattare.rnNonostante noisy above 800 ISO I used with the 18-200 3.5-5.6 for indoor sports photos with excellent risultati.rnpur having a FF I continued to use it, unwilling to carry two camera bodies and wanting to expand the park FF objectives are forced to sell it with only 5611 shots, will be soon on the market for those interested
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!
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