Nikon D300 Digital D-SLR Camera (Body Only) Refurbished by U.S.A.

2025-06-27T03:44:48

This camera looks to be in great shape, however the shutter count is well over 100K actuations. I would have not purchased it knowing the shutter count. However it works fine but I now know it functional life is reduced significantly. Next time I purchase a camera from them I will inquire as to it's shutter count as it's important!

Fredrick S.

2017-12-20T19:00:00

I have always wanted one of these but, they were always out of my price range. Well, this past summer I found a used but, new condition D300 for a fraction of their mew selling price (mine was under $300) and when i saw it, I jumped on it. Fast Forward 6 months and, what I purchased as a backup body has become my primary workhorse. After 11 years, this camera has still got it. I am very impressed with the overall performance and, particularly, surprised by the high ISO performance. I have shot gorgeous images at ISO 1600 and have not had the need to go any higher yet. The viewfinder is gorgeous, as is the rear LCD. The frame advance speeds are impressive and the camera is built like a tank. There is no doubt that I am holding a quality piece of gear here. Unlike many people, I like a hefty feeling camera body. The learning curve is not as difficult as one might expect from a pro;level body. I was more than comfortable with it within a half hour or so in the field, since many of the controls are accessed b knobs and buttons, rather than being menu driven. So, for an 111 year old camera, the D300 still delivers impressive image quality and, these days, can be had for a song. I am looking for another one and do not plan on moving to full frame anytime soon. I do not think Nikon makes a better DX camera for what one can get this one for.

8Toes

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2017-11-21T19:00:00

Velho para os dias de hoje (2017), mas não se engane, é uma câmera excelente que entrega ótimos resultados com lentes fixas. Ideal para quem faz retratos. Muito confiável e resistente. Muitos recursos uteis que facilitam o fotografar

Godinez

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2017-09-24T20:00:00

Adquirí una hace 3 años y nunca sufri ningn tipo de percance. Es mus sólida y da una calidad de imagen mas que aceptable. Además es compatible con algunos lentes que no tienen motor de enfoque, lo que la hace muy versatil. Completamente recomendable.

M R.

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2016-06-04T10:44:27

First off I have been hooked on Nikon's since I bought an EM when I was in high school new on layaway.I had to walk right passed The Camera House in Joliet Il. after school and remember seeing that sitting on display. Yes it was a bare bones model but you have to start somewhere, this was '77 . Well I moved to FE, F 2 w/ md and extended magazine. Still have my old 300 mm f.2.5 ,50 mm f 1.2 ,135 f 2.0 . Now I have gone through d 40,50,60,70,90,3100 and 5100. Now I have the camera I will keep forever.This with battery grip is so much like the F 2 big burly and heavy. Don't want little lightweight consumer grade camera. That's what all the previous felt like. And since I know how to turn a focus ring and use manual mode , I can use older lenses and few newer ones . Will watch for D 600 to come on at good price then be set.

ALVIN T.

2016-04-25T20:00:00

a Ten very good performance now is also old but ist a great machine !!

NikonSai

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2015-05-02T20:00:00

The Nikon D300 is rock solid, very responsive, and provides a "DX" format 50% extra focal length reach when needed. When used with a Nikon MB-D10 vertical battery grip and Nikon EN-EL4a battery, the camera executes eight frames per second for demanding action situations. The six photos below were taken with the Nikon 18-300mm DX zoom lens at eight frames per second. This equipment combination of reliability, speed, and extreme focal length (450mm equivalent) is exactly what is needed when photographing Mexican folk dancing.

Scripps23

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2014-11-12T19:00:00

One of the best cameras I ever had. Still working perfectly, perfect size, perfect pictures. I still love it

gretvelasco

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2014-07-23T20:00:00

This D300 has been the best camera I have ever owned. It has been all around the world with us and it is still going strong. I have well over 500,000 to a 1,000,000 photos taken with this camera and it's still working great. Just purchased a D7100 but because of the Compact Flash Card the D300 is still much faster with the same quality!

MikeD300

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2014-04-29T21:00:00

Minor scratches on the body and shutter count was what I was told over the phone.

Morris A.

2014-04-28T21:00:00

I HAVE PURCHASED THIS CAMERA BUT I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO USE AS EXPECTED, HE HAD A CIRCUIT MAIN MEMORY CARD PROBLEM THEN A PROBLEM OF CIRCUIT CAMERA EVEN THEN I HAVE BEEN FORCED TO CHANGE THE SHUTTER. ALTHOUGH I HAVE REPAIRED BY AN EXPERT NOW IT SHOWS A NIKON D3 SHOWS AN ERROR THAT I CAN NOT DETECT. I DO NOT RECOMMEND BUYING THIS PRODUCT IF IT IS ALREADY USE EXCEPT FOR SPARE PARTS AND ENSURE THEY HAVE A TECHNICIAN LOOK GOOD AS IT TRACKS ON THE UNIT IS NOT GOOD GROUND IN THE UNIT THAT INSTALLING OUR CURRENT STATIC POPS VARIOUS BOARD OF UNIT I WENT THREE MATCHES NIKON D3 WHICH SERVE ME ANYTHING TODAY.

FRANCK J.

2014-04-06T20:00:00

Bought the D300 (my first digital DSLR) in December 2008. Europe travel and family pictures have always been excellent; don't own nor use Photoshop or any equivalent--the D300 does it all.

c133ip

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2014-03-10T21:00:00

I was in the market for a D300 and saw one on Adorama for $. Called them up and they said they have two and one was in excellent shape. I was worried about not knowing the shutter count at the time of purchase but it turned out to have just over 20k clicks which i was very happy about. This body looks brand new, no scratches anywhere and the accessories looked unused. Im very happy with the purchase and knowing that i have Adorama's guarantee (2 year protection plan) if anything goes wrong. I will shop with them again.

O.Ercan

2014-02-10T19:00:00

I'd been hoping to purchase this model before, but always just missed out because of the price or the timing. This is an excellent camera for the price, and I am extremely happy with my purchase after upgrading from another Nikon model.

Andrew K.

2013-12-20T19:00:00

I started out with a Nikon film camera, totally manual. The I got a D3000 camera, then a D5000, then a D7000 and aD300. The D300 has gotten me back to manual more or the Aperture mode. Now I get better photos. I real like this camera and would recommend it.

NikonJohn

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2013-12-06T19:00:00

This is an excellent starter DSL for the amature who wants to grow into photography. I attempted to switch my entire camera bag over to Olympus OM-5 camera, lenses and accessories, but found the camera too small in my hands. I am extremely glad the E-Bay buyer who won the bid on my Nikon D300 failed to honor his bid.

Kirk

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2013-07-07T20:00:00

I got started in photography late in life and purchased a D70s. It was ok but I wanted more and settled on the D300. I find it easy to use but learning to navigating the menu was a little challenging at first. I finally got it and love the camera and what I can capture with it. As great as the Nikon products are I wish that the enclosed manual was a bit more "beginner" friendly

Anonymous

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2013-06-24T21:00:00

I needed to replace a trashed D300 body, and I'm still waiting for the mythical D400. This was Rated an E+ condition. If anything it was better then that. The price was fair and it works well. The sensor had been cleaned and it was spotless.

Gerry

2013-06-02T21:00:00

Purchased a used Nikon D300 in excellent condition, salesman Bill was very helpful and patient. Allowed me to test 3 different cameras until I made my final decision. I am very pleased with my purchase at Adorama and they will become my number one store in NYC. The camera performs perfectly, High ISO, fast 6 FPS, picture quality, 3D tracking really works, just love this camera. I also own Nikon D60 & Nikon D200 but D300 is now my favorite.

Vadim

2013-05-31T20:00:00

Very dissapointed in what appears to be declining Nikon quality. I have been using Nikon for over 40 years and my old film cameras still work. I had to spend around $300 on the D300 to have the shutter replaced after less than 2000 frames! Not what one should expect from a camera costing around $1,600.00. All the features in the world are worth nothing if the camera breaks down so quickly. If you decide to buy I would recommend buying the extended warranty.

wrangler

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2013-05-21T21:00:00

gift to friend

idaho p.

2013-03-21T20:00:00

I am a professional photographer returning to Nikon (used Nikon back to the early days of the "F" series) for reasons of the type of work I do. I find the body to be rugged, well built and easy to manage, does not have a lot of "bells and whistles" that I would never use. A plain, well thought out camera for professional photographers. I use it with the battery pack, that I would certainly urge anyone to add to the body. I will most likely purchase a D700 FX type to add to my working Nikon equipment along with an appropriate 24-70 2.8 lens.

JRDPHOTOG

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2013-03-04T19:00:00

Have had this camera for five years and not one problem. Great images and easy to use.

Mikey

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2013-02-12T19:00:00

My husband gave me this as a gift and as an upgrade from Nikon D70S and so far, I absolutely love it. The menu is easy to follow, the LCD screen is great for shooting and reviewing photos, very clear. I am still reading and practicing and getting used to all the new features that I didn't have my D70S.

Nan

2013-01-28T19:00:00

Purchased two, used D300 cameras as spare/back-ups to replace my two D200 cameras. I was extremely impressed with the quality of the used cameras and would not hesitate to buy used from Adorama again.

Suzanne F.

2013-01-20T19:00:00

Great buying experience!! I switched from Canon to Nikon and this camera does the job and does it well. I preferred to put the bulk of my money into lenses rather than the camera body...and I don't do video so I chose this one.

mitsi

2012-12-27T19:00:00

My step-father was a huge Nikon fan. Years ago, instead of going to prom, my parents talked me into them getting a Nikon FG I believe it was instead. I was a senior in high school. It froze up and refused to turn on while I was in college. I think there was some problem with that model, I later heard but this was before the internet and I was in school in another state so if they'd mailed me anything, I didn't receive it. So, years later, after feeling like I still deserved something after giving up my prom, I invested myself in the Nikon D300, spending several thousand dollars. I've had it four years and had bought a 3 year warranty through Adorama camera. Now, just out of warranty it won't turn on. I've tried everything. I got it to turn on once and was very excited but just tried it again and it won't turn on. My husband is trying to convert me to a competing brand. I may be a slow learner but I just went out and got a NIkon D3200 which is not a pro camera but if they keep breaking, I don't want to spend a lot of money on them but I have all the lenses etc. Just one of my lenses is not motorized so I'll need a new replacement. I have to say, while I'd love to recommend Nikon, my experience has been very disappointing over half a lifetime...

SusanJ

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2012-05-23T21:00:00

I bought this used from Adorama for a very resonable price. It was listed as E+ condidtion. When I recieved it, I went over it with a magnifying glass and checked all functions. E+ was a very conservative condition code. I couldn't find the tiniest scratch anyhwere on it, it looked like it was brand new. This purchase was to replace a camera that was taken. I have no need for video and have a large supply of CF cards so I saw no need to get a D300s. The D300 has always produced great results for me and I especially like the performace at higher ISO,(up to 800. As a nature photographer, I can be rough on my equipment and this is a rugged camera that will take some abuse. Thanks Adorama for offering it at a good price and in great condition.

BYRON L.

2012-04-06T21:00:00

I use the D300 for Real Estate, Business and Scenic Virtual Tours, the wide bracketing helps make tours pop. I

BOB L.

2012-04-01T21:00:00

Not the newest DSLR, but definately an upgrade from the D90. Actually is the camera I wanted but could by afford when I got the D90. I shoot shutter priority frequently for kids sports and I love the speed. I recommend the 90mb/s CF cards to keep the buffer from filling up to fast (I get 24 jpeg at the highest quality before any signs of it bogging down).

TIMOTHY H.