Would like to know what Flash trigger to get?
I own a nikon Sb-900 flash and the Nikon D7000 body. I was wondering what sort of flash triggers you would recommend.
Best way to shoot bedroom photography?
What is the best settings to shoot in bedroom photography? Like I have a Nikon D5000 and I want to know what is a good or best shutter speed and aperture settings and exposure for good and crisp shoots I usually have a good daytime light coming from my windows, since I have a big window so it's good amount of light, i have a 7'inch tripod at walmart for 10 bucks, um, my lens is the standard 18-55mm I don't rally want to use the flash but I have an external flash I can use, thanks and any types would help too.
What photo editing software can I buy with a Nikon D3000?
I see some that say only a student/teacher is allowed to use the program and you have to verify that you can use it after you buy it.
I need a good program to edit my photos. I'm not a student at this time and not a teacher. I'm 24yrs old
Nikon d40 graph on all my pictures?
Every time i use my camera now after i take a picture there's a a graph in front of the picture when i review it how do i get this off its really annoying and i don't have a manual i think its a light graph any help would be appreciated
Best settings for outdoor sports for nikon d60 55-200 lens?
What settings should I use for out door sports in sun or clouds with my Nikon D60 with a 55-200 lens?
Is it worth shooting raw for me?
I'm 15 and I'm very into photography. I want to start shooting raw and I have a nikon d5000 and photoshop CS2. I can't afford a newer photoshop and the raw plugin for nikon d5000 is not supported by cs2. I spent a day shooting raw and then converted them to tiff, then saved the tiffs and deleted the raws. Then edit the good photos as tiffs and save to good quality jpegs.
Is it worth saving as tiffs to edit or should I just shoot jpeg?
So I really want this camera (Nikon SLR D5100). Like a lot. But it costs like, 8 or 9 hundred dollars or something like that. And I need money for it! (obviouslyy… ) I want to get it by or at least close to christmas. That way I can document everything. I'm 14, so i don't know if it's legal for me to get a job… Or if I'd be able to get one that fast and make enough money anyway. And those online survey things have always seemed a bit sketchy to me?
How does AE-L work on the Nikon D7000?
Ok, I have no issues with manually and auto focusing when talking photos of another subject, however, when setting my camera on a tripod and using the self-timer remote I don't understand how to keep my photos sharp. Took over 50 shots and all 50 were either blurry or really soft. Using different apertures, some headshots other full. I read the nikon d7000 handbook on the AE-L and AE-F features and attempted to use it to "lock" my focus and recompose my picture (namely myself) but once I hit the remote and hear the shutter open and close, I'm disappointed by a soft image. I really don't understand how to focus, either man or in auto, maintain that focus, and then take the photo of myself seeing as how I'm not behind the camera to press the shutter button halfway down… Someone please help me grasp a little more so I can go back outside and try again… I can take great photos of other folks but suck at taking them of myself!
Best Nikon DSLR Picture/Image Quality?
I'm looking for the best Nikon dslr camera that will give me an amazing picture quality, at the moment i have the nikon d3100 which is a really good camera but i've been looking at the nikon d90 as a better picture quality, i don't care about video shooting, i just need a better camera that will produce an amazing picture, is there any other better camera for an amazing picture than the D90 or should i just go for D90?
Added (1). My budget is between £100-£800… Thanks
I broke my Kiron lens, can i get it fixed?
I have an old 70-150mm f/4 Kiron lens for my Nikon D3100 and I dropped it by accident. The end is loose and focusing is screwed plus it won't lock on. Is there any chance that I can get it repaired? Or is it cheaper to buy a new one with equal or greater focal length