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Introduction to the Nikon D300 | 
 enlarge | Director: Blue Crane Digital
Actor: Graham Sterling
Studio: Blue Crane Digital
Category: DVD
List Price: $24.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 3119
Format: Dolby, Ntsc
Language: English (Unknown)
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 100
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: BC115
UPC: 186102000213
EAN: 0186102000213
ASIN: B00147JV1C
Release Date: February 11, 2008
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Product Description
The Introduction to the Nikon D300 DVD makes it easy to understand your camera s controls and settings. Examples of images and separate chapters on controls, white balance, RAW files, ISO, Auto Focus, Auto settings and more will help you to master your camera for optimal images.
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 Great VIDEO for beginners and intermediate users May 6, 2008
A joy to watch, WELL-PREPARED PRESENTATION. I have "ordered D300 made easy" 2 DVDs as well but this single DVD beat it hands down. Great speaker, that's very important. GET THIS VIDEO!
 A Very Good Introduction to the D300 May 2, 2008
This video is well worth the money and your time if you recently bought a Nikon D300. The host covers the features and operation of the camera in a clear and organized manner. The title is accurate - this is an introduction to a very feature rich camera. I thought that all of the most useful features were covered and that each was well illustrated and explained.
The only complaint I have is the inclusion of some of the basics of good photography. There is information on the 1/3 rule of composition, depth of field, and other basics that I would think are well known by anyone buying such a sophisticated camera and are a waste of time here.
Other than that annoyance, I highly recommend this video. It is much better than reading the owner's manual!
New To The D300, Get Started With This Video April 12, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
The sky is blue; we all know that, RIGHT? Ask a blind person what "blue" is and, if having been blind all their lives, would not know the concept of color and therefore would not know to ask, "what color the sky is." When I picked up the D300 in late November '07, all I had was the users manual. It covered many features, but by no means covered some of the great features that I was "blind" to. At the time, no videos were out; the camera was just too new. The most advanced camera I have used to this point is the D80 and the F5. Picking up the D300 and getting started is pretty easy if you have shot with a D70, D80, D200 or the like. However, there were many features of the D300 that I did not have a concept of or expected. The D300 camera has many features that this video will present that you did not even know to ask. The video will not teach you how to take better photos with the D300, but will introduce many of the features of your tool that you should find very useful.
So glad I purchased this. April 5, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I am a new DSLR user, so getting to know my D300 was a dual task of learning the camera and basic photography. What I liked most about this DVD is that it promotes a personal plan, or ritual, for shooting. The narrator talks quite fast, but as the other poster said you can always go back and replay the DVD, which I have done many times. As I rewatched the DVD I realized that the information is not padded, but is tightly packed clean essential information. It even recommends several assignments to do to practice what is taught. I have discovered that if I really know all the ins and outs of my camera this knowledge triggers possibilities when I am in a shooting situation. Since I am a beginner to DSLR, I had everything to learn.
Worth it; in time and money... March 30, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This video is well done in content and presentation. The pace is correct, the subject matter presented for mid to advanced amateurs, with appropriate explanations and examples. You'll watch it all the way through and then return to revisit specific topics as you become more comfortable with camera controls and applicable situations.
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