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Nikon D300s digital SLR overview

DX-format professional camera. Close to full-frame models by most specifications.

Nikon D300s digital SLR camera

Specifications

Date of announcement: July 2009

Mount: Nikkor AF G, D, DX types

Sensor format: CMOS DX format , 23.6 x 15.8mm

Krop factor: 1.5

Sensor size: 12.3 million., 4288×2848 pixels.

LCD monitor: 7.6 cm, 921,000 pixels., Live View mode

Autofocus: 51 points

Shutter Speed Range: 30-1/8000 s

Continuous Shooting: up to 8 fps

Sensitivity: 200-3200 ISO extended 100-6400 ISO

Flash: Built-in GN 12 , hot shoe, sync, X-sync at 1/250 sec

Video: up to 1280×720, 24 fps, AVI Motion JPEG

Memory cards: CompactFlash I/II, SD, SDHC 2 slots

Power: Li-Ion Nikon EN-EL3e

Dimensions: 147×114×74 mm

Weight: 840g

Description

CMOS sensor is equipped with a dust removal module and has a resolution of 12.3 megapixels. Processor supports a very high for this class of camera maximum shooting speed of 8 frames per second with attached power supply and provides excellent color reproduction. Active D-Lighting greatly expands the dynamic range, allowing you to work well on high-contrast scenes. The autofocus system with 51 points provides high sensitivity in the dark places of the image. The camera also has a special “silent” mode which, when activated, substantially reduces the noise from the camera mechanisms. Note also the high-resolution 3-inch LCD monitor, Live View mode and the option to shoot in stereo.

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  1. Ryan Pierce

    Can you provide more information about the Nikon D300s digital SLR camera? What are its key features and specifications, and how does it compare to other Nikon DSLR models? Is it suitable for professional photographers or more geared towards enthusiasts?

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