D300 vs. D90 options

In terms of the performance of the machine, it must be D300 good, otherwise people can ask you for 3000 yuan more. After all, they are positioned as quasi-professional-grade SLR cameras. The question is how useful those professional performance is for you, and whether you need it, which is important.

Otherwise, you buy a GPS and don't have a car yourself. So do I need to use GPS when riding a bike? Therefore, a detailed analysis is required, and the main advantages of the D300 over the D80 are:

The aluminum-magnesium alloy of the fuselage is more durable and durable - I like this more, but people with small hands may not like it, and people who don't want to carry heavy things don't like it even more.

The shutter speed is higher, it can reach 1 8000 seconds - this seems to mean little to ordinary people. Ordinary enthusiasts may not need it for a lifetime. Unless you like to shoot bullets through glass, apples, or whatever.

The continuous shooting speed is 6 shots per second, and the D90 continuous shooting speed is 1 shot per second, which is capable of shooting sports competitions, racing cars, and so on. If you need to do technical analysis, you can use the D300, but I'm afraid it's a bit slow.

The rest is the difference between modeling, memory cards, and photography. Of course, in photography, D300 costs more money, and there is no such feature.

Therefore, if you are a journalist or an advertising agency, buying D300 is a bit low. If you are a photography enthusiast, don't spend money to buy something that you don't need to find, or buy D90 to be affordable, practical and practical.

Although the D90 uses a lot of the same technology as the D300, the image quality of the D90, especially the high ISO image quality, is much inferior to the D300.

For novices, D90 is a good choice, D300 is recommended for novices or buy it in the future, it does not have a fool function, so, without a certain period of knowledge accumulation and daily shooting experience, it is difficult to shoot good films with D300, not that D300 is bad, but it is difficult for novices to control the performance of D300.

The D300 is good, the D300 is 51-point focus, a metal body, and a shutter life of 150,000 times. 6 shots per second, 8 shots per second after integrating the controller, the most powerful APS SLR now. The CMOS is the same as the D90, but the shutter is different.

It seems that the multiple ** of the digital machine all have one meaning. It's better to go to D300, but if you go to D90, it's good to have the money left over to buy a good head.

I use the d80 with multi** but it is only available when the storage mode is RAW.