How to shoot photos with light trails and crystal clear water?
I just have my DSLR camera its Nikon D5100 with 18-55 mm kit lens i'm still learning the curves i already know how to use the Scene and Effect mode but i don't know how to shoot those light trails like mostly taken in the street or highway? Also how to take a picture of moving water to make it crystal clear? How to do it on my camera what mode that i should use.
What Nikon lens can I get to have this kind of focus?
I've got a macro Lensbaby and the standard lens that comes with a Nikon D3000, but I'd like to obtain this look with some of my photos:
And with my lenses, you have to get really close for that, and even then it's nowhere near as soft. But then again, I could just be being a noob. Please inform me. XD
Does a camera lens hood really make a difference?
I'm debating if i should invest in one or not.
the type of photography i do is both in and outdoors. I don't do people, just objects/nature. I prefer to do close ups of things, because it's easier for me to have a focus subject that way.
should i buy one? I have a nikon d5100
I have a Nikon D5100 and looking to purchase a flash for weddings and Zumba class photography. I would like to be able to bounce it and also use off camera.
Is the nikon d7000 any good for surf photography?
I was wondering if the nikon d7000 is any good for taking shots of waves, and i'm going to new zealand in january and getting the camera duty free
I'm ready to upgrade slr cameras?
I recently have the nikon d5000, yes its old but it takes great pictures, I've been looking at the d90 from nikon and at the canon 60D i want to know if theirs a big diff in them even though their almost the same price. Which ones better and why?
I'm looking to a new DSLR camera. Now between the Canon T4i and the Nikon D3200. Yeah yeah, canon has only 18MP when the Nikon has 24, but there's so much more than that when it comes to photography. Please help. I'm an experienced photographer. Serious responses only please. Just need some expert opinions from others without bias from either make.
Added (1). I'm currently on a NEX-7 set-up coupled with multiple interchangeable Alpha lens. Mostly for portraiture and on the go. I'm more of a freelance.whenever the opportunity presents itself, i whip out the camera and take the shot. But needing to go to full bodied slr and am stuck on these two at the moment.
When i convert.nef high res photo file to jpg is that now a high res jpg file?
I'm shooting with a nikon d7000 in raw.new to the high res. I want to print out bigger photos. When i convert to.jpg do i keep the same high res?
I saw a Nikon D5100, it can shoot 1080P video. I also see some digital camcorders. They can also shoot full 1080P video. And i'm sure most camcorders have a buttonor a feature that can take a snapshot. They both seem like that can take pics and videos. So should i get a camera or a camcorder?
Will this lens fit on my Nikon D3000?
Http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/207359-GREY/Nikon_1928_AF_Zoom_Nikkor_70_300mm.html
I know the D3000 doesn't have AF with some of the lenses. Will I have to manually focus this? If so, is it hard at all? I know you have to turn the focus ring on the lens. But before I buy this I want to make sure that it will fit with the D3000