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D300 Bird Photography

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D300 settings for wildife and bird photography

    https://www.photo.net/discuss/threads/d300-settings-for-wildife-and-bird-photography.469680/
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Nikon D3 vs. Nikon D300 -- A comparison for bird photography

    https://www.cardinalphoto.com/content/nikon-d3-vs-nikon-d300-comparison-bird-photography
    Song Sparrow, Palo Alto Baylands Nikon D300, 600f/4 + TC1.7, ISO 800Both cameras feature the new 3" nearly 1 mega-pixel LCD which is pretty amazing. They also both have a revamped and updated menu system, LiveView, and many of the same other new feaures like the integrated caps (see table below for a more complete list).

D300 vs D3 for bird photography | BirdForum

    https://www.birdforum.net/threads/d300-vs-d3-for-bird-photography.186560/
    Seen a few threads with posts about the virtues of FF against a cropped frame, etc. So I thought I would put my thoughts down here, with a few examples. I've had the D300 since it came out (about 3 years ago), and the D3 for about two months. In general I would say that the D300 is superior in...

D700 or D300 for bird photography | Talk Photography

    https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/d700-or-d300-for-bird-photography.418803/
    This is why most wildlife photographers armed with FX bodies always keep a good DX body like a D300/D300S with them. Focus acquisition depends alot on the lens as well. If your 300mm f4 is an AFS lens, it will focus pretty well on both the D300 and D700. Slower lenses like the AF will disappoint you.

D300 Settings For Birds | BirdForum

    https://www.birdforum.net/threads/d300-settings-for-birds.174647/
    Hi I am new to bird photography and was wondering if anyone could lend a hand with what settings and tips to start out with on a D300 with regards to... What's new. New posts New media New media comments New profile posts New review items Latest activity. Forums. New posts Search forums.

D300/D300s for wildlife photography in 2020 Locked

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    D300/D300s for wildlife photography in 2020 Locked. Started May 30, 2020 | Discussions thread Forum: Parent: First: Previous: Next: Flat view: This thread is locked. pforsell • Veteran Member • Posts: 4,209 Re: D300/D300s for wildlife photography in 2020 ...

D300/D300s for wildlife photography in 2020 Locked

    https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4492283
    D300 with 600mm View: original size It's a crop but at full size so no loss of resolution. An APS-C camera still gives you more reach. It's generally better than a full frame photo cropped down to the same size as the APS-C which usually ends up at a lower MP.

Bird Photography with Nikon D3500, D3400 and D3300

    https://betterbirdphotography.com/nikon-d3400-d3300/
    A D3300, D3400, or D3500 used with a lens like the ultra cheap but amazing little AF-P 70-300 VR, combined with realistic expectations and knowledge of how to capture quality images at 300mm, will not disappoint. If the budget can be stretched further, longer focal length telephoto lenses like the Nikon 200-500mm, Tamron 150-600mm or Sigma 150 ...

LIGHTWEIGHT BIRD PHOTOGRAPHY – D300 D7200 D500 D800 …

    http://www.nikonlightbirding.com/
    This BLOG talks about birding and bird photography using exclusively high quality affordable lightweight equipment, primarily Nikon (compatible) lenses. Our starting point: bird photography requires sufficient knowledge of appearance and sounds of bird species and reach (bereik) of equipment and use of camouflage in order to absolutely eliminate disturbing birds and other …

Bird Photography On a Budget - Better Bird Photography

    https://betterbirdphotography.com/bird-photography-on-a-budget/
    Take for example the Nikon D300 or D300S. Top of the DX (cropped sensor range) of its time around 2009, you can now pick up a used one for $200-300. And guess what? They can take absolutely stunning photos of birds! They also have superb autofocus. Greylag Goose photo taken with a Nikon D300

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