Nikon D300s - Keeping Up with the Times
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The Imaging Quality
So, how are the photos? To be perfectly honest, there's very little to add on that hasn't already been said in our previous review of the D300 (on our sister HWM publication). It's the same sensor (and megapixel count), with the only real addition being video capability on the D300s. As such, the photos from the D300s look just as great as the D300, which it managed well overall.
While the D300s isn't exactly the best performer when it comes to high ISO shots (the honour, for this category of cameras, belongs to Canon's EOS 7D), the camera does produce decent shots up to ISO3200. Slap on a fast prime lens, like the 85mm f/1.4, and the D300s will probably cover your low light shots very well.
The provided kit lens is, well, just that. While the range (18-135mm) suggests that this package might entice the first-time DSLR buyers, seasoned users will no doubt be better off just getting the body only.
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