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25 November 2016
Still a Great High-level Camera
24 of 24 found this helpful I am an advanced, non-professional photographer on a budget and have used Nikons since the early 70s. I wanted to upgrade and selected the D300 because of its greatly enhanced focusing capabilities, 6400 ISO sensitivity (high enough for my needs), rugged build (magnesium, weather-sealed body), and an improved viewfinder with a 3" screen. It has a reputation as a workhorse camera that was state-of-the-art not many years ago and can now be purchased at a very reasonable price. I bought my D300 body with 7K actuations and all accessories for $275. It came looking like it was new! I also purchased a nice used MB-D10 battery grip.
Although a 12 megapixel sensor isn't that much by today's fast-moving technology and marketing standards, it produces photos with outstanding detail and color. I shoot mostly nature (birds, landscapes), race cars, various scenes of interest, and some macro work. I actually prefer the crop sensor (DX) over full frame (FX) because my collection of non-DX lenses gives me 1.5 times more reach, like pushing my 300mm telephoto out to 450mm. For wide-angles, my 18mm becomes 27mm and that works fine for me. I will never be enlarging to poster-size where one can see a loss of detail because of 12 megapixels or the crop sensor. And for those with DX lenses, this is a DX camera.
The D300 is a really rugged camera (a little heavy but I like that feel) loaded with professional features and versatility. If you're on a budget but want a terrific high-level camera, the D300 should make you happy. Just take your time to look for a fairly low shutter count, gently-used camera -- and ask questions. Hope this helps...
28 May 2020
Accurate Pulse Oximeter
1 of 2 found this helpful I researched home-use pulse oximeters because many being offered are not very accurate. Contec is an established brand and ranked high in a number of credible studies; therefore, this Contec product was selected. Appears to be accurate and a good choice.
06 February 2020
Good value.
As good as a Nikon battery.