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Product Description	The Nikon D300 SLR Digital Camera offers outstanding image quality, multi-functional technologies and fast response, with an impressive resolution of 12.3 megapixels, speedy 6 fps frame... More The Nikon D300 SLR Digital Camera offers outstanding image quality, multi-functional technologies and fast response, with an impressive resolution of 12.3 megapixels, speedy 6 fps frame advance, self-cleaning sensor unit and high definition 3" VGA LCD display, combined with Nikon's legendary durability. The Camera also features Nikon's exclusive EXPEED Image Processing System that is central to driving the speed and processing power needed for many of the camera's features; such as the 51-point auto focus system with Nikon's 3D Focus Tracking feature, and two LiveView shooting modes that allow users to frame a photograph using the camera's high-resolution LCD monitor. Less	Product Features: Family Line: Nikon D
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Key Features
Digital Zoom	Without Digital Zoom	-
Camera Type	SLR/Professional	-
Weight	1.83 lb.	-
LCD Screen Size	3 in.	-
Resolution	13.1 Megapixel	-
Optical Zoom	11.1x	-
Image Quality
Camera Resolution	13.1 Megapixel	-
Image Sensor Type	CMOS	-
Image Resolutions	4288 x 2848 • 3216 x 2136 • 2144 x 1424	-
Lens
Interchangeable Lens	Interchangeable Lenses	-
Optical Zoom	11.1x	-
Focus Type	Autofocus & Manual Focus	-
Focal Length	18 - 200 mm	-
35mm Zoom Lens	27 - 300 mm	-
Exposure Control
Aperture Range	f3.5/f5.6 (w/t)	-
Shutter Speed	30 - 1/8000 sec	-
Frames Per Second	6 Frames	-
White Balance	Auto • Manual • Colour Temperature Adjust	-
Flash
Flash Functions	Front Sync Flash • Red-eye Reduction Flash • Slow Sync	-
Flash Type	Built-In & External	-
ISO Speeds	100 • 200 • 3200 • 6400	-
Storage
Memory Type	CompactFlash Card Type I • CompactFlash Card Type II • IBM Microdrive	-
Compression Type	JPEG • TIFF • Raw Image • DPOF • EXIF 2.21 • DCF 2.0	-
Compression Modes	Fine • Normal • Uncompressed	-
Included Features
Self Timer	2 Sec. • 5 Sec. • 10 Sec. • 20 Sec.	-
Tripod Mount	With Tripod Mount	-
Built-in Microphone	Without Built-in Microphone	-
Viewfinder / Display
LCD Protected Position	Without LCD Protected Position	-
Viewfinder	Optical (Through-the-lens)	-
LCD Screen Resolution	920,000 pixels	-
Interfaces
Video Interface	Video Out	-
Interface Type	USB 2.0	-
Power Supply
Battery Type	Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery	-
Battery Life	1,000 Images	-
System Requirements
Operating System	Apple Mac OS X • Microsoft Windows 2000 • Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition • Microsoft Windows XP Professional • Microsoft Windows Vista	-
Dimensions
Weight	1.83 lb.	-
Depth	2.9 in.	-
Height	4.5 in.	-
Width	5.8 in.	-
Miscellaneous
UPC	18208094813	-
Product ID	49104244	53223088
Included Accessories	Software • USB Cable • Video Cable • Lithium Battery • Strap	-
Release Date	November, 2007	-
Family Line	Nikon D	Nikon D
Product MPN
MPN	9481	INKD200A

Consumer Reviews
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Product Review Summary 4.3 Based on 15 user reviews 87% recommend this product 5 stars 8 4 stars 4 3 stars 3 2 stars 1 star Pros Excellent Picture Quality (5) Faster Shutter (2) Long Battery Life (2) Easy to Use (1) Cons Difficult to Use (3) Heavy (1) Shutter Lag (1) Good For Everyday Use (5) Outdoors (3) Portraits (2) Show More » « Show Less Consumer Reviews 193 The D300 is Excellent and Fun to Use! bypaulphoto Oct 17, 2008 59 Helpfuls 60 Helpfuls Was this review helpful? Pros 12.3 Mpixel, image quality, metering system, AF action, AF-MF lens compatibility;... Cons a few minor drawback, no arrow-assist focus indicator Recommended it? Yes Introduction I have held my ground as a film photographer for a very long time. In my opinion, slide film still produces superb image quality that CMOS or CCD image sensor has yet to compare and succeed. Quite frankly, viewing an image on a slide film is far more gratifying to a photographer's... Read full review » 104 Nikon D300 -- Almost worth the hype bysweeper Jun 9, 2008 41 Helpfuls 42 Helpfuls Was this review helpful? Pros Ultimately capable with a feature set approaching that of the Pro D3. Cons Some mechanical design misses that detract from an otherwise superb camera. Recommended it? Yes My timing, for once, was spot on. I tend to upgrade my primary shooter every four years or so. The last time was to acquire my first digital SLR, a Nikon D70 (the original model) that had been then named "Popular Photography" magazine's Camera of the Year in 2004. It remains a great camera and one... Read full review » Read All Reviews » No review for this product yet.