puredrifting
Major Contributor
I have Nikon glass and a D-80. Love them.
I have a friend who is a set photog for some of the biggest TV shows and he uses two 5Ds, great camera, great quality.
If I wasn't already invested in Nikon glass, I would buy Canon, I really like some of their features, lens lengths and speeds better than some of the Nikon glass.
That said, D300 is a killer cameras well. Full frame isn't that big of a deal, it's nice but not essential for 99% of amateurs and about 80% of pros. D300 is newer technology and you know what they say about digital stuff, always buy the most current that you can.
The beauty of the whole situation is that either camera is a great machine and is capable of shooting amazing images. As you know, it's really more about if you are any good as a photographer, not the camera.
Dan
I have a friend who is a set photog for some of the biggest TV shows and he uses two 5Ds, great camera, great quality.
If I wasn't already invested in Nikon glass, I would buy Canon, I really like some of their features, lens lengths and speeds better than some of the Nikon glass.
That said, D300 is a killer cameras well. Full frame isn't that big of a deal, it's nice but not essential for 99% of amateurs and about 80% of pros. D300 is newer technology and you know what they say about digital stuff, always buy the most current that you can.
The beauty of the whole situation is that either camera is a great machine and is capable of shooting amazing images. As you know, it's really more about if you are any good as a photographer, not the camera.
Dan