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Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Camera says, lens not attached but it is?
Camera says, "lens not attached" but it is?
Added (1). My nikon d60 is saying that the lens is not attached, but i have used the lens many times and never had this problem. It's a 55-300mm lens.
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Added (1). My nikon d60 is saying that the lens is not attached, but i have used the lens many times and never had this problem. It's a 55-300mm lens.
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What alternatives are there to a Nikon 1 J2?
My brother has the camera listed above. If I'm honest, I love using it more than he does, and I probably use it more too.
I've always loved taking photos, so I'd like to upgrade my current offerings: a couple of basic compacts, and a huge unused Finepix S4000 bridge camera (I bought it for the zoom - when I was younger, I thought the higher the optical zoom, the better the camera).
I don't really have any interest in (or enough money for) a DSLR. I love the crisp, quality photos that the Nikon produces, and it's 'small focus area' you get with better quality cameras (sorry, no idea what that's called). Especially for such a low priced camera.
I'm looking for something of a similar size, that can fit easily in a bag for travelling (like the Canon S110 maybe?), as it will most likely travel the world with me. I'd prefer not an interchangeable lens, but if the quality is a lot less without, then I don't really mind having one. The ability to take good low light photos would be wonderful. True colour representation is a high point, nice sunsets and vivid bright colours, I want nice photos from my travels. Slow mo video would be fun, but not necessary. I will never use wifi or a touchscreen.
Similar price to the Nikon 1 J2 would be nice, but I've recently been given a bit of money, so I can probably go to the £250 mark, treat myself (I am but a lowly third year student). I could save up though.
So just wondering if there are any alternatives I could look in to?
Read more: What alternatives are there to a Nikon 1 J2?
I've always loved taking photos, so I'd like to upgrade my current offerings: a couple of basic compacts, and a huge unused Finepix S4000 bridge camera (I bought it for the zoom - when I was younger, I thought the higher the optical zoom, the better the camera).
I don't really have any interest in (or enough money for) a DSLR. I love the crisp, quality photos that the Nikon produces, and it's 'small focus area' you get with better quality cameras (sorry, no idea what that's called). Especially for such a low priced camera.
I'm looking for something of a similar size, that can fit easily in a bag for travelling (like the Canon S110 maybe?), as it will most likely travel the world with me. I'd prefer not an interchangeable lens, but if the quality is a lot less without, then I don't really mind having one. The ability to take good low light photos would be wonderful. True colour representation is a high point, nice sunsets and vivid bright colours, I want nice photos from my travels. Slow mo video would be fun, but not necessary. I will never use wifi or a touchscreen.
Similar price to the Nikon 1 J2 would be nice, but I've recently been given a bit of money, so I can probably go to the £250 mark, treat myself (I am but a lowly third year student). I could save up though.
So just wondering if there are any alternatives I could look in to?
Read more: What alternatives are there to a Nikon 1 J2?
How to make Nikon d3200 shutter speed faster?
I'm going to be taking pictures of a baby but the shutter speed is not fast enough. Babies move a lot and I want to be able to get a good shot. The ISO is at 400 and on the A setting. I like the pictures it gives when it's still but the baby will be moving.
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