This is where it gets really interesting, the outstanding features built in the Nikon D300s is well worth its cost. Its lighting quick burst mode for sharper images once objects are taken is a first rate feature making the Nikon D300s one of Nikon’s top cameras. A good five out of five stars is awarded to this dynamic DSLR when it comes to features. Its unique wireless live view remote shooting capabilities targets any objects with specific clarity optimized by Scene Recognition System or SRS on any subjects for over 100 consecutive shots at a rate of 7 fps for faster subject shooting.
The Nikon D300s original EXPEED fast image processing is designed to capture images at 12 bit and 14 bit files, 1005 pixel 3D color Matrix Metering II with auto exposure capabilities and auto white balance detection. I know that sounds like a handful of complex features, but the Nikon D300s is made to deliver everything possible for that one picture-perfect shot. It also has a self cleansing sensor unit, a first of Nikon’s DSLR cameras that effectively shakes off the dust particles on the image sensor through its low pass filter. Its built-in diopter assures the user of 100% full frame coverage so that you won’t miss out on any detail on your photo.
The Nikon D300s camera can change the way you see subjects moving on a fast paced environment. Thrill seekers capture high speed motion without the jittery effect like what standard DSLR produce. The Nikon D300s can capture a continuous high speed CH mode in 24 frames per second, multiple frames can be produced in a blink of an eye. Using the Type B Bright View Clear Matte Screen Mark with a 12.3 megapixel and 11x optical zoom feature for super clear image with no distortions and noise, recording a live subject is a breeze just like how professional animal photographers capture wildlife in Africa.
