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I love the DR.
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I love the high ISO performance.
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Like Slightlynorth, I love the high ISO performance. In addition I am amazed at how many shots are spot on right out the camera without even tweaking the RAW. And in a range of light situations.
On-camera flash meant no P-P at all.
Most impressive often means most recent. I took this yesterday.
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How on earth I am not going to be impressed. The best camera I ever owned.
Click it for details.
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wel today is my first day to shoot with a d300 and im happy i got this cam =)
great colors and great out of the cam photos!
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I don't know if it's my most impressive D300 shot, but people sure do seem to like it:
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Not a great example of the dynamic range of the 300 but a good example of its capabilities
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Mel Haynes, Jr [deleted] says:
First real photoshoot done with me new D300 :)
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This one is probably my favorite. I love the colors from this camera.
But I really like this one too. This color came from a jpeg normal straight out of the camera.
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Not sure which one is most impressive, but here is the latest one I processed.
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I never have to wait for in-camera Long Exposure Noise Reduction ever again! Sweet!
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wow, those last 3 posts are simply amazing !
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I shoot street festivals;
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One of my personal favorites from my first day with my D300...
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Not sure if this is my best or not w/ the D300, but probably at least the best that I've posted so far (haven't actually posted much).
D300 + Sigma 24-70mm f2.8
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d300 w/ 80-400mmVR
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Great detail even at iso 6400 and handheld at 1/40 in the pouring rain ...
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This is the one I like most to date. I have to say though that my opinion of this picture might be the teeeniest bit tainted by my feelings for the subject :-)
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With 50mm 1.8 w/ Wescott reflector for fill light.
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I like the clarity of the D300, I know Tulips been done a lot -- but I like how this one came out.
Larger
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I am thinking of selling my entire original Beatles collection and getting my hands on one of these.
A D300, not that little bird above.
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I'm still learning, but I think I like this digital photography stuff.
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Schlumbergera Bidgesii
Test shot with a Sigma 70mm EX DG Macro Lens
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Low light shot
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My pic is below, It was taken in natural light, normal jpeg straight out of the camera with the 18-135 kit lens and yet the flower is almost glowing!
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sorry, i wont post any more but i really like this one too....
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Brandon post away! Love em!!
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Well, I'm almost ashamed to post this after looking at all these truly amazing images but here is one of my favorites on the D300 (18-200VR). -Bill
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Im still learning this machine give me another week and ill have it down! but I swear this sunrise looked ok, but i pumped up the Sat and poped on my 80-200 and BOOM the image on my screen bew me away.
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This is unedited...love the skin tone on my D300
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Amazing shots from all of you! Well done.
Here is one of my favorite d300 shots so far.
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Just picked up the D300 last week. Tried it out at a hockey game the next day with my Nikon 70-200 2.8 This shot taken at 2.8 and 2000 iso can't believe the low noise.
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I'm so glad that I didn't cave in and switch to Canon! I sold my D2X when I got my D300 and I've used it every day since. Love it.
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normal jpeg, natural light, hand held with the crappy 18-135 kit lens!
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This a recent one which pleased me greatly. Lovely lens too though.
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I know, just some superb pictures here. The '300 inspires 'em. Using a 17-55/f2.8 in ths one-
George is practicing his relaxation technique.
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I love the low noise as well.
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I love the way the D300 captures color...
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I love the color as well, this is right out of the camera.
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I love the colour
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I had alot of fun with my DX Fisheye.
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ISO 3200
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Woohhh, so many nice photos from pros.
Don't know how you got them all.
I just start last month with D300.
Would like to know for ex the settings for the shot of bitstreamphotography :-)
Here is mine:
farm4.static.flickr.com/3059/2474170063_206d675958_b.jpg
If you don't like, just go and try to pick-up yours with:
www.flickr.com/photos/9-dragons/sets/72157604639148339/show
But warning: give me some tips to improve my shootings as I am
really beginner :-)
Thanks
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Right out of the camera. I like the colors.
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Superlatives are always troublesome to me, but this shot is certainly one of my most dramatic taken with a D300.
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I love it for its strong technical features, colour rendition (&colour profiles) and also the way it seems to magically remove CA. My fave shot with it so far...
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heres my favorite but im still learning
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This one has gotten the biggest response:
By the way, these are all spectacular photos. Be proud of your work!
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My new favorite shot with my D300...
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Here's a couple I guess.
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My most popular D300 photo on flickr.
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I'd love to get out and shoot everyday with my D300. Unfortunately, I cannot do that...yet.
One of my recent favorites. Too bad I accidentally deleted the image off of my computer. Tried to retrieve it, but it's not anywhere to be found anymore.
Completely blows away my old Olympus though. Amazing speed and detail, without any PP.
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D300 @ 50mm f/1.8 1/125s
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There are some AWESOME shots posted to this thread!!!
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This thread makes me want to get out there and do more shooting.
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There are so many impressive shots here.
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a recent capture of the verrazano bridge in nyc.
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I'm impressed with the clarity especially with this 14-24mm
This is even crisp at 100%
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I doubt I can impress any of you, but here is a picture I like.
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Right place/right time. 20 feet away. Red Tail Hawk
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I too like the color...
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Wow! Amazing images everyone!
I'm still learning! Here's one I shot at ISO 1000 and it looks pretty clean to me. I was amazed.
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High ISO and cropped in pretty tight, but still got a decent result. Tried this with my D80 and did not get the same results!
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Caught this little dude just a couple of weeks ago in broad daylight at our city's main park. Glad I was there!
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Tough call, but I think the D300 shines the most when it comes to night shots. Here's a stitched panoramic of Niagara falls at night:
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Low light performance rocks, I love the control but this currently is my fav.
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One of my favorites.......Hawker Sea Fury at taxi hold line, and Pikes Peak in the background
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I love the sharpness of this pic. Must be viewed large to appreciate.
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at this point in time this is my fav from the d300
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Love the low light capabilities :) D300 w/ 105mm Micro Nikkor @ f/3
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I had to post the setting sun on the pretty face. Shot with a 50 while at dinner.more to come
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Some photoshop obviously, but I'm impressed by it. lol
Shot with 'AF DX Fisheye-Nikkor 10.5mm f/2.8G ED'
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.Jazz [deleted] says:
Ok, now that I actually have a D300, I can post my most impressive shot which, funnily enough, is my first ever serious shot taken with my D300. I wanted to try out the high ISO everyone raves about so that along with my 18-200VR I was able to get this:
Check the EXIF for the wow factor. :Maybe it's not that impressive to anyone else, but seeing as I'm coming from D100 land where ISOs stay below 640-800, this is impressive to me. :)
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My fav head shot in my particular genre so far ..
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I think this is my favourite so far:
My favourite feature of the D300 so far is the quality and resolution of the images.
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This shot/series shows the versatility of the D300. Low light, early morning, wrong lens quick opportunity:
Worth looking at the large/original if you have a wide screen and decent bandwidth. It was 35mb before resize ;-)
One of the frames in the sequence:
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Dan and Chris Gutwein [deleted] says:
Took this in the first week of April during Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington DC.
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