Hands-on with Nikon's semi-pro D300 DSLR

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Kurtis @ Aug 31st 2007 10:50AM

Josh, to be a little more helpful than I.E, one of the biggest differences is the move from a CCD sensor to a CMOS sensor. The CMOS sensors have historically been better at color reproduction as well as low light situations. In fact, the main reasons a good number of people went with Canon cameras was due to their low light performance which was boosted by the use of CMOS.

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