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The Nikon D300 updates Nikon’s DSLR line with more resolution on a new CMOS sensor, which promises improved noise reduction. The D300 has many features found on Nikon’s pricier professional model, the D3, including a 51-point autofocus system, Live View, and an EXPEED processor. It’s also the first of Nikon’s SLRs to feature in-camera dust reduction. The 12.3-megapixel SLR retails for $1,799.95 for the body only, putting it between the $999 D80 and $3,499 D2Hs.
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$2500+ 

2007 AND 2008 DIGITAL SLR CAMERA RATINGS

Rank ProductTypeMega PixelsPrice
1Nikon D300 Professional 13.00  $1899.00 
2Fuji FinePix S5 Pro Professional 12.34  $1599.47 
3Pentax K10D Consumer 10.75  $739.00 
4Olympus EVOLT E-510 Consumer 10.90  $869.00 

2006 DIGITAL SLR CAMERA RATINGS

Rank ProductTypeMega PixelsPrice
1Canon EOS 5D Prosumer 13.30  $2149.95 
2Nikon D80 Consumer 10.75  $749.00 
3Canon EOS Rebel XTi Consumer 10.50  $679.00 
4Nikon D40 Consumer 6.10  $429.00 
5Pentax K100D Consumer 6.31  $373.99 
6Panasonic DMC-L1 Consumer 7.50  $1149.95 
7Nikon D50 Consumer 6.24  $619.16 
8Sony Alpha DSLR-A100 Consumer 10.80  $644.00 
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