Nikon D300 Review- See the Features and Accessories You Can Get

This Nikon D300 review is exclusively made for those people who want to know more about the Nikon D300, especially its resemblances along with the dissimilarities of its lens contrasting to the Canon EF 50mm lens. To start with, let us tackle first the Nikon D300 camera. For you to know, this DSLR camera is the long anticipated successor of the Nikon D200. Its predecessor is a bestselling one and was released last year of 2005. Of course, the new camera also comes with a lot of improvements. These improvements were the important new features that the Nikon D300 offers to a lot of people who wishes to own this one.

Of course, our own Nikon D300 review won’t miss the chance to detailed the new features of this camera. The new important features of the Nikon D300 are one of the reasons why this DSLR camera is the choice of many people. And these features include the new 12.3 megapixel DX format CMOS sensor, large and bright 3 inches LCD screen display with about 920K dots and a live support, continuous shooting as fast as 8fps, 51 points autofocus with 3D subject tracking, EXPEED image processing engine, and the optional battery grip. In addition to that, the Nikon D300 also features the picture control settings allowing the users to have a set control settings when it comes to the colour the same to the other Canon DLSR cameras that employs the Canon EF 50mm lens, rugged magnesium all-alloy body which is sealed against the moisture and dust, dust reduction system, Active D-Lighting allowing the users to brighten the shadows while capturing the desired subjects, along with the HDMI video output.

Aside from that, before we will give you some of the important information with regards to the accessories you can also get in the box, our Nikon D300 review will first detailed the three official kits that are available for D300. In fact, these are the type of lenses that will really compete to its main rivals, the well known Canon EF 50mm lenses. Well, the potential users of the Nikon D300 can get the body in the price of $1799. The body and the 18mm – 135mm lens is available in the price of $2099. And lastly, they can get the body along with the 18mm – 200mm VR lens in a price of $2539. When it comes to the quality of the photos, rest assured that these two lenses will never fail you in any conditions.

Unlike to the DSLR camera that employs the Canon EF 50mm lenses, here in our Nikon D300 review, we want to emphasize some of the accessories that the users can get in the box of Nikon D300.

In the box, you can get the body, for cheap kit (f3-5.6 18-135mm AF-S DX lens) while on an expensive kit (f3.5-5.6 18-200mm AF-S DX VR II lens). The rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, body cap, LCD monitor, Eyepiece cap, shoulder strap, video cable, USB cable, So9ftware Suite CD-ROM and 421 pages of printed manual in also included.

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