What lens should I use for wedding photography? (Nikon D3100)?
I have a Nikon D3100 and would like to get my feet wet in wedding photography (I would be doing this aside from a main photographer to gain experience… Wouldn't want to ruin their wedding day). I would like to know which lens I could purchase in order to do future group work/events/weddings. I plan on purchasing a 17-55mm f/2.8 but it is out of my price range for now. I have a budget of $650, and my current lenses include:
Nikon 18-55mm kit lens
Nikon 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED IF AF-S VR
Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S
Nikon 50mm f/1.8G AF-S
Thanks
Added (1). I forgot to add that I'm working with a Nikon SB-600 flash
Interval timer for Nikon D3000?
I can't find an interval timer for my Nikon D3000 - i currently have to tether it to my laptop and do it via software - but that is very tedious when travelling!
Nikkor 18-105 VR in dim light?
How good will a Nikkor 18-105 VR be on a D90 for
a) night/dim light photography
b) macro photography
c) kids photography
Why is my epson stylus photo 1400 printer printing out purple photos?
I have a epson stylus Photo 1400 printer. I also use a nikon D90 camera. My photographs are printing out in a mauve purple colour and do not know how to sort this.
Sunpak Auto 144D Thyristor work for D5000?
Will the flash noted above work with my Nikon D5000?
I hear that some flashes if they aren't compatible will ruin your camera so I just want to be sure.
Is it okay to use Nikkor 50mm F/1.8G to my D5000? Especially for indoor use?
I'm confuse which will I choose between 35mm F1.8G. And also I want to how far from the subject if I will use the 50mm F1.8G since it is a FX lens.
Bell & Howell hot shoe flash won't fire on my nikon d7000?
It does a test flash if its not mounted on the camera, once mounted it won't test flash or flash at all… I'm at the end of my leash, tried gpogle to no avail…
How to make photos like this (money is no object)?
I want to make photos like this please tell me what i need, to make pics like this my camera is nikon d5000
http://www.facebook.com/...=1&theater
Best settings for low light no flash photography with a DSLR?
I have some experience with DSLRs and have taken a photography and plan to take more soon, but I'm not sure of the settings I should use for this situation.
I take a lot of pictures at concerts and I was wondering what sort of settings I should use in a low light situation where I may not be able to use flash? Obviously, the performers will be moving and so I must be able to capture clear shots of them if possible.
I own a Nikon D50 with a 55-200mm 1:4-5.6 lens.
What settings would you suggest so I can get good pictures in low light of moving objects with no flash?
I CAN USE FLASH if necessary so if I can't do it without flash that is fine!
I know how to use the M and P settings, I just do not know what would be best to set them on.
Note: I do not have the money to buy a new camera or lens please do not leave answers telling me to do so, please only leave answers with suggested settings (what aperture, shutter speed, ISO, ect.)
Added (1). I have had a 2 semester digital photography class during which we learned how to use DSLR cameras, however I sometimes have trouble retaining information. I lost my notes from this class and I'm still trying to find them.
Okay so i took pictures of the heat lightning tonight with my nikon d3100, bulb, aperature at 7.1 and ISO at 100. There are a lot of clouds and the best picture i could get on my deck is this, most of it is behind the clouds and it's still really dark. I took advice on the settings from people on here and google but this is the best i could do.
