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New 3-in. high-resolution
VGA LCD monitor

The D300 features an
expansive new 3-in.
VGA  LCD  monitor.
Its  unprecedented
approx. 920,000-dot
resolution and reduced flicker digital output
assures  clear  and  detailed  image  display,
which is invaluable for confirming focus or
assessing image sharpness at up to 27 times*
magnification. A wide 170˚  viewing  angle
from all directions and bright display makes
it  easy  to  view  images  or  confirm  menu
settings when shooting outdoors. Playback
options include single frame, 4 or 9-image
thumbnail  display,  as  well  as  channel-
independent RGB histogram and highlight
point displays. Tempered glass protection
enhances D300 durability.

* [L]-size JPEG or NEF (RAW) images

New Wireless Transmitter
WT-4/4A

(optional)

Nikon's  Wireless  Transmitter  W T- 4 / 4A
delivers  the  convenience  and  efficiency
of  extended  image  transfer  options  via
IEEE  802.11b/g/a  wireless  connections,  as
well  as  wired  10BASE-T  and
10 0 BA SE-T X  connec tions.
New Thumbnail Select mode

permits thumbnail display of
images taken with up to five
wirelessly connected cameras
on a computer display. Images

LCD monitor

Use Live View's Tripod mode and the 3-in. high-resolution LCD for confirming subjects that offer a
challenge when focusing through the viewfinder. For even more assurance, install Camera Control Pro
2 software and use Live View to confirm each shot on your computer's monitor before releasing the
shutter remotely.

Two Live View modes for framing
and composition using the LCD

Nikon's new Live View function* enhances
the D300's fast image processing capacity
and large, high-resolution LCD to offer a
new level of creative potential that lets you
use the LCD in place of the viewfinder for
confirming subjects and composition when
you  cannot  physically  see  your  subject
through  the  viewfinder,  or  where  exact
focus is crucial. Remote preview, focusing
and shooting from a PC (wired or wireless)
are  also  available  when  using  optional
Nikon Camera Control Pro 2 software.

* Although Live View can be used for up to an hour,
the function is automatically terminated if the camera's
internal temperature rises beyond set parameters. In
such a case, a 30-second countdown timer appears in the
upper left corner of the LCD monitor before Live View
shooting ends.

Hand-held mode

Hand-held mode and the LCD's 170° wide
viewing  angle  are  a  great  help  when
shooting from high or low angles that make
it difficult to see through the viewfinder,
such  as  when  holding  the  camera  above
your head to shoot over a crowd. You can
easily recompose the frame prior to actual
shooting  using  standard  phase-detection
AF and all 51 AF points.

Tripod mode

Tr i p o d m o d e i s i d e a l f o r s t i l l l i f e
photography in a studio environment. High-
precision focal plane contrast AF using the
D300's CMOS sensor achieves pinpoint focus
on the subject. And the ability to zoom in
up to 13 times on the area surrounding any
focus point serves as a major aid to even
more precise focus adjustment.

Wireless Transmitter WT-4/4A Image Transfer System

Infrastructure mode

Data transfer using a

wireless LAN access point

Ad-hoc mode

Data transfer using a notebook

computer with a wireless LAN

card installed

Wireless LAN

LAN

Data transfer using

wired connection

Camera Control Pro 2,

Capture NX

Camera Control Pro 2,

Capture NX

Personal

computer*

Personal

computer* FTP server

FTP server

Camera

Control

Camera

Control

Camera

Control

Data transfer

Ethernet (100BASE-TX, 10BASE-T)
connection

FTP

PTP/IP

Wireless LAN accessory attached

(Wireless Transmitter WT-4/4A)

*FTP server unnecessary
when using PTP/IP

Image transfer

Access

Point (AP)

selected by confirming the thumbnail can
be downloaded and saved on the computer.
With  this  mode,  both  photographer  and
computer  operator  can  concentrate  on
their  own  assignments.  Remote  camera
operation  and  image  viewing,  including
the use of Live View, is also available when
the Wireless Transmitter WT-4/4A is used in
conjunction with optional Camera Control
Pro 2.

*1 The WT-4 is sold in countries that approve the use of
thirteen frequency channels. The WT-4A version is sold in
countries that limit use to eleven frequency channels.
*2 Supplied software should be pre-installed.

The ultimate balance

of advanced function

and control

From Live View to wireless image transfer

and remote camera control, each function is designed

to maximize creative productivity

Camera Control Pro 2 (optional)

Camera  Control  Pro  2  remote  control
software  lets  you  change  most  camera
settings,  take  photos  and  transfer  image
data  remotely  from  a  computer  via  USB,
Firewire (IEEE 1394) or Wi-Fi connections.
A revised interface ensures easy operation
and  efficient  workflow.  Included  is  the
n ew  e nhan ce d  V iewe r  f un c tio n  that
quickly  transfers  thumbnail  and  preview
images to the computer, making it easier
and quicker to confirm which shots should
be transferred and which will be deleted
without transferring the actual image data.

Camera  Control  Pro  2  adds  support  for
controlling advanced new features of the
D300  and  D3,  including  the  new  Picture
Control System, the 51-point AF system and
the  new  double-axis  white  balance  fine-
tuning scheme, which adds a vertical axis of
color cast direction for more precise control.
Of particular note is added support for Live
View, with full control over the respective
features of Hand-held and Tripod modes.

ViewNX

Designed to suppor t the viewing and
assessment of large collections of images in
full size or handy thumbnail sizes, ViewNX
(available as part of the Software Suite CD-
ROM) makes it easier to browse, compare
and organize files. Moreover, compatibility
with C ap ture N X enable s pro du c tive
workflow.

ViewNX System Requirements (Ver. 1.0)

CPU/Model

RAM

Hard disk

Display

Others

Windows: Preinstalled versions of Windows Vista

Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Enterprise/

Ultimate (32-bit), Windows XP Home Edition/

Professional (SP2), Windows 2000 Professional

(SP4)

Macintosh: Mac OS X (version 10.3.9, 10.4.10)