I've used D200 extensively and thought it would be the best digital SLR for years to come. However, Nikon surprised me with D300 and it actually makes it easier to create significantly better images.
The D300 has better color, highlights, shadows; it's sharper because it fixes lens flaws, and its superior AF system. Except for the full frame sensor the D300 shares a lot of good things from D3 and comes at a much cheaper price. The D300's tweaks and far more processing power have made it possible to realize superior image quality. These improvements are readily seen in the images you shoot. The D300 has an amazing automatic ability to fix color fringes. This gives better and sharper results. No need to activate this, it just works. On a full battery, I get about 800-900 shots and it is more or less three times you could get in a D200.
There are minor annoyances with D300; the continuous advance doesn't work with built-in flash. Entering lens data for manual lens can be annoying as you have to go through many menus to enter the data, but it's a one time process and it is not a huge bother. Some buttons from D200 have been removed or re-arranged so read the manual or "pocket quick guide" at least so that you know.
This is by far one of the best 35mm digital SLR cameras around. I am sure it is going to stay that way for long. As I don't see any further improvement is necessary. With Nikon's solid build, lots of nice features, fantastic performance, and finally all in a manageable price a five star rating could only do justice to this camera. Just take this camera to the field and use it.
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