How much would a Nikon D5100 with shutter count 255,000 sell?
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Monday, October 15, 2018
Photography Question? - 1
Can someone recommend me a Nikon DSLR camera that is for beginners and is wishing a $800-$1300 price range? I have the Sony DSC- HX400V but I've tried t out so many different ways and the only time I get decent photos on it is when I take pictures during midday outside, but other than that, it takes pretty bad pictures. The only good thing about it is it's zoom. Also, please don't tell me that it is a good camera and I'm just not using it right, because I have used other cameras before and the pictures turned out way better on them. Thanks.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2018
I recently got a nikon d3400 with 35mm 1.8. I want to get an upgrade lens thats good with low light. Should i get 50mm or sigma 17-50
I recently got a nikon d3400 with 35mm 1.8. I want to get an upgrade lens thats good with low light. Should i get 50mm or sigma 17-50
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Read more: I recently got a nikon d3400 with 35mm 1.8. I want to get an upgrade lens thats good with low light. Should i get 50mm or sigma 17-50
Friday, October 5, 2018
Best jack of all trades lens for Nikon D70?
I've just bought an old Nikon D70 but it came without a lens. Can anyone recommend a cheap lens that I can get that will let me take photos of bars of soap and general family photos at the park etc.
I don't need a mega zoom and won't take pictures of tiny objects and just want a cheap all-rounder to get me started.
Thanks!
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I don't need a mega zoom and won't take pictures of tiny objects and just want a cheap all-rounder to get me started.
Thanks!
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Tuesday, October 2, 2018
My father bought me a Nikon D5600 camera with 18-55mm AF-P lens for my birthday! Does anyone have any photo tips for beginners?
Embarrassingly enough, I've never actually used a real camera before so needless to say, I'm pretty intimidated by this camera because there are so many options! But I had mentioned once that I wanted to try photography so my father surprised me with this as a gift and I'd really like to give it a try. Do you have any tips for someone who has literally never picked up a real camera before? Any advice would be helpful! I'd like to take some nice shots around town to show my dad!
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Read more: My father bought me a Nikon D5600 camera with 18-55mm AF-P lens for my birthday! Does anyone have any photo tips for beginners?
Saturday, September 29, 2018
Night Time Wedding Tips?
I'm an amateur/intermediate photographer that has been asked to photograph a wedding. I'm needing good advice on the best (and affordable) lenses and soft box lighting equipment for a dimly lit ceremony and reception. Something that will create crisp photos with minimal noise.
The wedding will take place at exactly 5:30 pm (when the sun is setting) at an antebellum home. It will be outdoors and the reception is in the dimly lit side home. They will have several flood light shining on the bride and groom, as well as hanging lanterns, but not much else. No over head lights as the home is not wired for them.
I understand this will be a tough job with a lot of preparation. I'm merely asking for lens / lighting suggestions.
My camera is Nikon D3100
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The wedding will take place at exactly 5:30 pm (when the sun is setting) at an antebellum home. It will be outdoors and the reception is in the dimly lit side home. They will have several flood light shining on the bride and groom, as well as hanging lanterns, but not much else. No over head lights as the home is not wired for them.
I understand this will be a tough job with a lot of preparation. I'm merely asking for lens / lighting suggestions.
My camera is Nikon D3100
Read more: https://nikonmag.com/talk/dx/night-time-wedding-tips.html
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Photography Question?
I'm a teenager and I'm thinking about saving up to buy a Nikon d750 camera, because rn I have a Sony camera but I don't like how it works, so can someone help me decide what lens to get? Because I have no clue what each different lens does so i don't know which one to get. I plan on using my camera for taking photos of my family, but also nature. Can someone help me?
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Saturday, September 22, 2018
Does the Nikon D5300 hunt when using Auto Focus?
Does the Nikon D5300 hunt when using Auto Focus?
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Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Buy phone gimbal or DSLR gimbal?
I'm looking into buying my first gimbal. I've pretty much decided which one in either category I would be buying. I've only been into photography/videography for about a year. Here are relevant things I have:
Dji Phantom 3 Pro
Nikon D3200
3 lenses (2 kit, 105mm Macro)
Tripod
Galaxy S9
Adobe Suite (all apps)
I'm wondering would it be better to exclusively use my Galaxy S9 and buy a phone gimbal? Or should I buy a DSLR gimbal so I can use the bigger camera? With the DSLR gimbal, I should be able to attach my Galaxy S9 with some adapters. Is that a better idea?
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Dji Phantom 3 Pro
Nikon D3200
3 lenses (2 kit, 105mm Macro)
Tripod
Galaxy S9
Adobe Suite (all apps)
I'm wondering would it be better to exclusively use my Galaxy S9 and buy a phone gimbal? Or should I buy a DSLR gimbal so I can use the bigger camera? With the DSLR gimbal, I should be able to attach my Galaxy S9 with some adapters. Is that a better idea?
Read more: https://nikonmag.com/talk/dx/buy-phone-gimbal-or-dslr-gimbal.html
How to prepare a memory card for my Nikon camera?
How to prepare a memory card for my Nikon camera?
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