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Preview - Nikon D3 and Nikon D300

By Justin Ong, Adrian Chan & Ng Chong Seng - 24 Aug 2007

Taking Prosumer Photography to New Heights

Taking Prosumer Photography to New Heights

In the same way Nikon manufactures the existing entry-level and consumer range of cameras, the new D300 looks and feels different to its predecessor, the D200. While the basic shape and distinct SLR features remain more or less unchanged, the D300 manages to come across as a more evolved camera; it's lighter now, weighing just 825 grams but its metal body still provides the same confidence inspiring handling nonetheless. Even the battery it uses is the same as the D200.

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Nikon embraces HDMI to welcome the era of high definition.

Obviously, the D300 has much more to offer and your eyes will quickly find the terminal sockets just underneath the D300 logo to be the most telling of all. To the left, you'll find a new HDMI jack beside the power socket and USB 2.0 jack. Yes, the D300 has a HDMI jack to let you view your shots in full glory on any compatible high-definition display.

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