39 AF points in Nikon D5200. Can I manually focus each one of them?

This is one of the things which is making me to go for D5200 (rather than D5100), If I cant manually control all those focus points, I would rather go for D5100
Added (1). Fhotoace

No experience at all. Planning to get my first DSLR
>>> 39 AF points in Nikon D5200. Can I manually focus each one of them?

What adapter do I need for my Nikon D3000?

I got an Opetka telephoto lens and it said that it was compatible with my Nikon D3000.It came with the T-EOS adapter, and it doesn't fit in my camera.Do I need to T-2 adapter?
>>> What adapter do I need for my Nikon D3000?

Which camera should i purchase?

Nikon d3200, nikon d5100, or cannon t3? or others in that price range?
>>> Which camera should i purchase?

How to zoom with a 35mm f/1.8 AF-S DX lens?

I just bought a NIKON D5100 and a 35mm f/1.8 AF-S DX lens but I'm an amateur and I don't know how to zoom. I can't find a zoom, the lens focuses but it does not zoom. Its the first time I have a proffesional camera. Please help! Five stars
>>> How to zoom with a 35mm f/1.8 AF-S DX lens?

Do canon lenses work on Nikon cameras?

I'm looking into buying the Nikon d5100. I have a canon camera from the same generation. I have two lenses for the canon and I am wondering if they will work on the Nikon. I can give the specific names of the lenses if that makes a difference. I just don't have them with me right now. Thanks!
>>> Do canon lenses work on Nikon cameras?

Zoom lens for Nikon D7000?

I have a Nikon D7000 with a standard 18 - 105 lens. Recently I bought the Macro 40 mm lens for close-up photography. I am considering getting a zoom lens for my camera mainly for use when I am out and about photographing bird and other things from a distance. Can someone advise me on the type I should get.
>>> Zoom lens for Nikon D7000?

Are Nikon DSLR Lenses versatile?

I have been told that contrary to Canon who has changed how their lenses attach as they evolved, Nikon has stayed the same, right from film photography. Now my question is, is this true, and if so is it only Nikon lenses that fit the new Nikon dslrs? Or do lenses from minolta etc, fit as well. I'm looking at purchasing a Nikon D2300 (christmas present to myself.) Any advice? Thanks!
>>> Are Nikon DSLR Lenses versatile?

What kind of camera is good for a new photographer?

Help! this question is for the photoagraphers out there. Anyways I want a camera that takes really clear images like the ones people take on on this website: http://lookbook.nu/. I'm new to the photo world and I really need help. I asked a girl who posted a photo what kind of camera she used and she said the nikon D600? I looked it up and it was way too expensive for my budget. And plus I'm only 14 so my dad would kill me if I ran that up on his credit card haha.So what's a good camera that takes really clear images like the website I shared that is in the price range of maybe $100-300 dollars at the most? thanks. 10 points to the best answer.
>>> What kind of camera is good for a new photographer?

Which takes higher quality photos, Fujifilm or nikon?

Which takes higher quality photos, Fujifilm or nikon?
Added (1). I recently got a Fujifilm 14 megapixel Finepix S4250. I took a few pictures with it and then compared them to some pictures I took with an iPhone 4.it kind of pissed me off because it seemed the iPhone took BETTER pictures.

iPhone:



FujiFilm:
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I know it COULD just be how I'm using the camera.So if that's the case. Any tips? Haha
>>> Which takes higher quality photos, Fujifilm or nikon?

How to keep my camera safe when snow is falling?

I shoot with a Nikon D5100 with a 18-55mm lens. I just got my camera about two weeks ago and took it outside to shoot in the snow for the first time today. I set it up on a tripod (I'm a self portrait artist) and wrapped a scarf around the camera body and lens. However, I was constantly worried about snow/water getting in or on the camera and damaging it. I ended up cutting the session short and going inside with inadequate photos and an unfinished shoot. Disappointing. :( Does anyone have any tips for shooting in snow or how I can stop worrying and just enjoy my shoot?
Added (1). Oh no no no, you misunderstand :) I don't do basic sit-and-smile portraits - I do conceptual work combined with manipulation. I enjoy shooting and editing, it is what I hope to pursue as a career.It is what I enjoy, and it is my form of expression. If I DID do basic portraits, then yes, I'd hire a professional. :)
>>> How to keep my camera safe when snow is falling?