When was the Nikon D300 Release Date?

When was the Nikon D300 Release Date?
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The Nikon D300 was announced on August 23, 2007.

How old is the Nikon D300?

Counting from the release date, the Nikon D300 is 18 years old.

However, the D300 was made for several years before being replaced by the Nikon D300S.

Is the Nikon D300 Discontinued?

Yes, the Nikon D300 is discontinued. Nikon is no longer selling the camera.

It was replaced by the Nikon D300S.

If you need a repair or service, check with Nikon Product repair

Nikon D300 SD memory cards are still being made.

Third party batteries are available for the Nikon D300.

The Nikon F-mount is discontinued. There are [many great lenses available for the Nikon D300](/best-nikon-d300-lenses/.

Official Nikon D300 announcement: NIKON INTRODUCES THE NEW D300 PROFESSIONAL DIGITAL SLR CAMERA.

Original Nikon D300 Competition

When the Nikon D300 was released, it competed against:

  • Nikon D2XS
  • Nikon D300S
  • Canon 5D
  • Canon 40D

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