Lightroom 4, correcting chronological mistake?
We just took wedding pictures with two cameras. Uploaded all the pics into lightroom 4, and clicked organize chronologically. Then realized that one camera's clock was about 15 minutes behind the other, so all the pictures are shuffled better than they do in Vegas. Are there any easy fixes here? I know I can edit the metadata for the pictures individually, but we're talking about editing around 1, 000 time stamps.
Thanks for any advice
If it matters, the cameras are a nikon D7000 and D600, a variety of lenses switched throughout the day, and the latest firmware update for LR4 has been installed
Nikon does not name a type error?
Include <multiCameraIrControl.h>
int onValue = 10; // specify how long the status LED is turned on
int delayValue = 5000; // specify interval between shots in milliseconds
Nikon D90(9); // specifies the camera model
void setup(){
pinMode(13, OUTPUT); // initialize pin 13 as an output.
}
void loop(){
digitalWrite(13, HIGH); // set the LED on
delay(onValue); // wait
D90.shutterNow(); // trigger the shutter
digitalWrite(13, LOW); // set the LED off
delay(delayValue-onValue); // wait
}
thats my code and I need a fix for it now and I just don't get why its giving me errors
Which focusing screen for Nikon D5000?
Hi, I'm new to the whole focusing screen concept, and so have no idea which one to buy, any suggestions would be great,
I have a Nikon D5000, no real budget, but under £100 would be nice.
Also, Amazon links would be helpful
Added (1). A focusing screen to help manual focusing
Added (2). It does have an interchangeable focus screen, just unsure as to which one/type fits
Which focusing screen for Nikon D5000? - 1
Hi, I'm new to the whole focusing screen concept, and so have no idea which one to buy, any suggestions would be great,
I have a Nikon D5000, no real budget, but under £100 would be nice.
Also, Amazon links would be helpful
Added (1). A focusing screen is to help with manual focusing
Added (2). Does have interchangeable focus screens
Possible reasons that the shutter button won't release?
I was trying to take a picure of a candle from a close distance with my kit lens(on nikon d3100). I was shooting at 55 mm with shutter speed 1/4, 1/20 1/60(i was playing with it, changing it). My aperture was F 5.6, iso on 1600, white balance auto, my focus mode was singe servo AF, my AF area mode was singe point AF, metering was on centre weighted. BUT my shutter won't release. When i pressed it donw nothing happent. My lens was on auto focus. And cause of slow shutter speed i have my camera on somewhere stationary.
This happened again.
Is it something on my settings?
What's wrong if anyone knows.
It happens often.
Added (1). Hi. The candle was not lighted. It was just for decoration. I had my camera on manual mode. Is it because it can't gained focus?
What Canon dSLR is equivalent to Nikon's D3200?
I want to get the Nikon D3200 but due to location factors, am thinking of getting a canon dSLR instead. Is there any similar Canons? Please say the similar/different specs. I'd love it if it was in the same price range, too. Thanks!
(Note: Please don't suggest the T3i/T4i… I know they are similar to D3200, but I was looking to see if there were any others)
Added (1). To a few of you: Why bother responding to this question if all you're gonna give me is s**t? Yes location- I have a Canon repair shop nearby but not any Nikon ones. It's just easier for me if I had a problem with the camera. Also, sorry I'm not a "pro" like you- I was unaware that the T4i was pretty much the only equivalent to the D3200.
Thank you for those of you who actually tried to help (Lorenze, fphotface, thankyoumaskedman, and Sound Labs). I know the camera I wanted isn't that great but heard that it's really the glass that matters and that you can always upgrade cameras later.
(I also know it's not MPs that count, but I thought you could dial them down?)
Wide angle lens for DX cameras?
I just have some things confused in my mind. I was thinking of buying wide angle lens. The thing is i have a nikon d3100 which is a crop sensor camera. So the standart mm for wide angle is at 35mm. This means that anything until 35 mm is considered wide angle right? So if i buy lets say a 12-24 mm lens shooting at 12 mm on my camera that would really be 18 mm(cause of 12 mm x 1.5 crop factor =18 mm).Unless i'm using DX Lens? If i buy a DX lens then i don't have to multiplie the mm x the crop sensor? So which wide angle lens is best for crop sensor cameras?
hope that makes sense
thanks
Added (1). What i'm trying to say is that if its stated on the lens DX does this means that when shooting for example at 12 mm, it will actually be 12 mm and not 18 mm( 12 x 1, 5 crop sensor=18 mm)? DX means the lens is especially for dx cameras?
So I'm looking for the HIGHEST quality DSLR Video camera for $950 or less (for camera body)… So I had some questions:
1) Should I buy Nikon D3200, Nikon D5200, Nikon D7000, or Canon EOS60D
2) Are more megapixels better (I.e. 20^)
3. Should I buy a extra microphone? (I want good sound--I remember watching videos with horrible sound and getting chills)
4. Are there any camera suggestions you guys have?
5. Why are cameras video time limited to like 20 minutes?
6. If anyone knows him, what camera does FreddieW use?
*please, only answers from learned professionals or people who are extremely good, and knowledgeable photographers**
How to get a vivitar lens to work with my nikon d5000?
I recently bought a vivitar lens from an estate sale for $25, but it does not automatically lock in with my nikon. I have been looking at teleconverters, but I'm not sure if that is exactly what I need to make the lens compatible because they are almost $100. Any suggestions?
I was looking online and this camera looked really good for me. This will be my first professional camera. I'm traveling and going a lot of places this summer and I really wanted to capture the moments. Just wondering your opinions on it and if you have any other recommendations?