I'm going to shoot my film this summer and part of it has to do with filming a POV of the car. I would get a GoPro camera and put it on top of the car. The camera I'm using to shoot my movie is a Nikon D5100 and other cameras I own is an Old Flip Camera, an Aiptek 720p HD, and a JVC Everio HDD. Is there another way I can make a car POV shot in the best quality?
Is the lens compatibilty of the nikon d3000 and the d3100 the same?
I want to buy a new lens and most of the websites say that a particular lens is compatible with a d3000.So if it is compatible with a d3000 will it also be compatible with a d3100?
Is the Nikon D3200 better than the D90?
Alright so almost exactly two years ago I bought a Nikon D90 - my first DSLR. I have taken about 6000 to 7000 photos with it, and although it is still in great condition and has no defects, I'm now looking to buy a new and better DSLR. When I went to Nikon's website, the first camera that caught my eye was the D3200, which has double the resolution of my D90, has auto-focus for its video mode (which my D90 does not have), and is lighter as well. It seems to outperform the D90 in almost every way based on the specs on its web page, but what concerns me is that it costs less than the D90.Am I missing something, or is the D3200 just a better camera and a better deal than the D90?
Added (1). @fhotoace: I have a Tamron AF-S lens, so since I would still have auto-focus, would the 24 megapixels be worth it?
Can a sigma flash be put on a nikon camera?
Can a sigma or canon flash be put on a nikon d3100 camera?
Why are my pictures overexposed?
Why are my pictures overexposed?
I've been taking pictures with my Nikon D3100 using my new prime lens (35mm F1.8). When I took pics today I noticed many of the pics were overexposed. All pics were taken using aperture priority mode, mostly portraits shots of my daughter and her friends at the local outdoor mall. The pics were taken around 7-8pm so the light wasn't harsh. Also many of the pics were shot at the smallest aperture setting, either F1.8 to F2.2.
What am I doing wrong?
What do I need to capture light and people in photography?
I currently have a Nikon D5000 and 35mm f1.8g lens, and I'm wondering wha I need to shoot photos such as this:
http://www.facebook.com/...=3&theater
People's faces go a bit blurry when I have tried before?
thans!
Can I watch the changing of the guard from an elevated position?
I have a Nikon D5100 and I would love to film a miniaturized "Changing of the Guard" at Buckingham Palace. Is there any pllace I could shoot from?
Nikon D60, should I keep or sell?
I posted this question in the photography section as well, so thank you for answering if you did there.
I've always been interested in photography and art but I don't know much about it and have no friends who are into it. I bought a D60 a few years ago to start getting into it but the camera is too advanced for my skills. I've read numerous manuals and tutorials but still have only the slightest idea how to use it properly.
There are a couple of photography classes in the area but I work 9-5 every day plus I have night school. I just don't have the time to spend on learning the skills needed to use the camera to its full potential.
Should I keep it and basically use it as a point-and-shoot or should I sell it? Do you think it's even worth anything? I find that my camera phone or my other small digital camera to be sufficient for my uses.
I've always been interested in photography and art but I don't know much about it and have no friends who are into it. I bought a D60 a few years ago to start getting into it but the camera is too advanced for my skills. I've read numerous manuals and tutorials but still have only the slightest idea how to use it properly.
There are a couple of photography classes in the area but I work 9-5 every day plus I have night school. I just don't have the time to spend on learning the skills needed to use the camera to its full potential.
Should I keep it and basically use it as a point-and-shoot or should I sell it? Do you think it's even worth anything? I find that my camera phone or my other small digital camera to be sufficient for my uses.
Why are my pictures overexposed? - 1
I've been taking pictures with my Nikon D3100 using my new prime lens (35mm F1.8). When I took pics today I noticed many of the pics were overexposed. All pics were taken using aperture priority mode, mostly portraits shots of my daughter and her friends at the local outdoor mall. The pics were taken around 7-8pm so the light wasn't harsh. Also many of the pics were shot at the smallest aperture setting, either F1.8 to F2.2.
What am I doing wrong?