Are you able to set your name internally in a Nikon d60 DSLR?
Other cameras have the options to set the user for copyright info, and I have an older model Nikon d60 DSLR. It will be upgraded relatively soon, but until it is, am I able to set my name in the camera itself?
Which one should i choose the sigma or the nikon?
My birthday is tomorrow and my mom want's to buy me a sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 ex dg hsm os or a nikon D7000 currently i have the d3100, 50mm f/1.8g, 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6, and the 18-55mm kit lens.
Which one is better nikon d3100 and nikon D5000?
I want to buy a slr and my budget is not very much high… I'm a bit confused in these cameras so anyone please tell me which one is better and also tell me about their prices and release date in india… Anyone who can suggest a better option than these two cameras so please tell me…
I need a new lens for my Nikon D3000?
Broke my 18-55 mm and need a new, not extremely expensive lens that can do a lot for me. Any ideas?
So I just got my first job and I was gonna save up for a new camera, probably the Nikon D3100, but my mom told me that I could have her old camera that she used to use but doesn't anymore. If I were to buy a new lense, would that work as well?
Adorama or B&H for a refurbished DSLR?
I'm looking to purchase a refurbished Nikon D3100 and found a refurbished one for $449.95 on both websites; does anyone have experience with both companies, and which would you recommend? Warranty and return policy appears to be identical (30 return 90 warranty).
Added (1). Edit- Amazon via KEH also had a refurbished D3100 for the exact same price, but has a $17 shipping charge
UV filter vs polarisation filter?
I keep a uv filter on my lense all the time but I'm having a week away and want to use a polarisation filter to bring out the colour in the sky. So what I would like to know is, should I take the uv off and put the polarisation on, but then I won't have the uv filter to remove glare etc.
Any advice is helpful
(Nikon d3100)
Added (1). So I will get a better image if I use the polar instead of the uv or are they both important?
Added (2). I'm using a digital SLR a Nikon D3100,
So I guess take off the uv (Hoya is the make) and put on the polarisation filter
I was looking at this one
http://www.amazon.co.uk/...000KL7JF8/
I own a Nikon D60 and a few people told me that a dslr or at least my nikon d60 has a shutter limit. How true is this? And if it is true, how many clicks?
Looking for the right DSLR for my situation?
I'm in the market right now for a DSLR coming from a point and shoot. I don't want to upgrade in a year or two so I'd rather spend a little more money now, I just don't know enough to decide which one. I would like something light enough that I can put in the panniers on a road bike trip, also to take rapid pictures of my few month old niece to get that perfect shot of her using a prime lens, and lastly to take on vacation to new places. So far I'm thinking Nikon D5100 with one of the f/1.8G prime lenses, but also like the idea of the better rapid firing Pentax K5, but it is heavier yet smaller and I'm not familiar with their prime lenses. I also don't know if the K5's 7 shots/sec is needed over the D5100's 4 shots/sec. I also don't know if heavier is that much of a difference for carrying around. I like the K5 because of the image stabilization body, but maybe the VS from Nikon is good enough. I'm really open to either camera or something else. Please let me know if one of those is what I need, or if I should be swayed some other way.
What cables do I need for a nikon d3100?
Well I'm about to buy that camera but what kind of cables do I need to see videos and pictures on my Mac. I really wan to see videos on my hdtv so what cable do i need? A hdmi? Next how can I put photos on my flash drive? Does it read it or it doesn't? Also my most important question (I repeated it) how can I see photos on my computer. I'm not buying a kit. Just the regular camera and that is it.