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This is mainly because of your WB settings. I think, you can play with it.

Your color depends on what you have your white balance set to. If it's too warm, you need to set it to be more cool. Use kelvin if you don't like the presets.

Yes it has the 1/4 socket for a tripod.

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Its hard to put a MP to a raw shot, many factors come into play Raw uncompressed stores the image as shot (no loss of data) where JPEG post processes after the shot ie. white ballance, sharpening, quality and size etc and it loses information. So raw size varies by how much data is stored the amount of colors 12bit or 14bit etc all come into play. I find in an 8GB card I can get 300+- 20 shots in raw and in TIF 200 to 830 depending on size and in JPEG 1,000 to 15,500 depending on size and quality. I shoot with a D300s

You only get speedy continous bursts, when the camera does not take RAW files. It is particularly slow at 14-bit RAW. Make sure to switch the quality to "JPEG only".

you're talking about exposure bracketing. i don't know by heart if the d300s does it (it may, check your manual for bracketing).

Here's the link to a great article that talks about the different types of NIKKOR lenses and which Nikon bodies they work with: http://www.nikonusa.com/Learn-And-E...

150,000 actuations are expected. :)

1k467-300 for the rubber cover for the battery pack on the bottom of the camera

on a sunny day you should be fine as the f/stop goes, obviously 2.8 is fast n blur free in low light,
the most difference you will see is the glass itself as far as the quality of photo. The 70-200mm being pro glass the image quality will be better for sure...and the 18-200 at 4.5 or 5.6 whatever the fastest aperture is, will have difference in background as opposed to 2.8...
hope this helps...

hi
I’m sure this is discussed in the manual.
If you look under Support section here, you can download the manual or ask service and support
if you can not find it.
I would assume it has to do with the Auto-Focus Modes you have in camera.
I own an older D2X and can control which sensors are active and recompose shot if need be,..
hope this helps...

Yes, this is normal. When shooting to 2 memory cards, the camera will show only the card that will run out of space first, at the current setting. This information can also be found at the bottom of page 72 of your D300s user manual : "Using Two Memory Cards"

Your not understanding do a internet search for"my shutter count" they will ask you to upload the last photo you took and give the shutter count. You can also look in the exit data of your last photo.