Best Nikon lens for under $500?
I have a Nikon D5100 with a standard lens which is nice, but I find it doesn't have the kind of zoom that I'm looking for. I'd like to do nature photography but that's requires a good zoom since you can't always get close to the animals. What Nikon lens would you suggest for under $500?
Nikon d5100 mid telephoto lens?
I don't really like the 18-55 kit lens, it's too slow and i'd like to upgrade to something faster. The d5100 doesn't have a built in focus motor, so the lens must have a built in motor. Any recommndations? Oh, i'd like to keep it under $400, and used will be okay too
Red stripe on grip of cameras?
I've noticed a lot of people have dslrs with a red stripe, is it just for a certain brand or series.
P.S: Should I get the nikon d3100?
How to shot a picture like this with nikon d5100?
What setting i need to set during this kind of shot?
I just bought a Canon T3i, which I intend to use mostly for video.
I have a few nikkor lenses, that I've mounted on the camera with a fotodiox adapter (the cheaper kind).
They are all G-type lenses, so I ran into a problem with aperture from the start. My biggest problem is that when I turn to the video preset, there's an error that says "Ensure a lens is attached". If I press it again, it let's me shoot the video but only for about 9 seconds, and then it stops automatically.
I have a SanDisk 16GB, class 4 memory card.
I'm pretty new at this, so it might be something obvious?
Added (1). Again, it's not important why I have the camera, that isn't going to help anyone. I actually have a Nikon D90, and it supports video as well.So, the concern isn't in why I didn't get another Nikon.
Best entry level camera with the video function?
I have been interested in photography for a while and I have played around with my camera (Canon IXUS 870) and my parents camera (Nikon D60 with a 24-85 mm lens (which does not autofocus) and a Sigma DG 150-500mm F5-6.3 APO DG OS HSM lens (which is just amazing. However as I'm going to start my IB film course I really wanted something that would allow me to film in a better quality and more manual options than my Canon. However I would also like to get a camera that could potentially lead me into the world of photography (I know that Nikon D60 is a good camera but the lack of autofocus makes it difficult, because even though I looks like I focused, when I look at the picture on the computer it's not.)
I've been looking at Canon 550D, but I would like to use something that I could use the lenses that my parents have on. Any suggestions (similar price range or cheaper than Canon 550D)?
Nikon, the generic charger is always on green?
I have bought a second hand nikon d70s, i'm not sure if the battery is fully charged, when i plug it in it stays on green which i thought means that the battery is fully charged, when i put it into the camera, it sometimes shows me that the battery is low, sometimes shows me the battery is full.i'm confused now.
In Nikon D3000 how to take picture in low lights?
In Nikon D3000 how to take picture in low lights?
Food picture with nikon d3000 inside a hotel?
How should i take snaps of food dishes inside hotel with nikon d3000?
Which of these two cameras are best?
Nikon d3100
Canon 1100d
I'm just starting photography and I've been looking for a new camera. I've had a look at these two and was wondering which is best?
I was interested in taking photos of fast moving objects (sports) and I realise that these arent perfect for that because of the low frames per seconds. However its the best I could find for a low price. But I'll also be taking pictures of scenerys. So which of these cameras are the best for me?
Feel free to suggest some other cameras, preferably with a higher frames per second rate, but bearing in mind I'm only looking for an entry level dslr as I can't afford to go too high. I can stretch to about £400ish