Viewfinder/Screen on a Nikon D3000?
Is there a way to get the ''preview'' to appear on the screen (like an ordinary digital camera), rather than having to look through the view finder, on the D3000?
-Preview being like when you're lining up the shot and stuff, ie the thing you see through the viewfinder… Xxxxx
Added (1). I know that's not how you're supposed to use a DSLR, I'm not stupid. But, it's easier when taking leavers photos, as I don't have a point and shoot camera.
Added (2). Oh god, leavers pictures being the pictures we take when everyone's crying on the last day haha! I don't need a flashy DSLR for random snaps lmao xxxx
Best Digital SLR Camera to buy under $600? (camera + lense)?
Well i'm kind of counfused on what to get but i've seen the nikon d3100, n i'm not too sure about the price yet. ( i need to check stores) and i dnt want to go over $600 as its going to be my first dslr camera.
if the d3100 isn't way over my price limit ill go with it
but there's the nikon d3000 and d5000
and canon EOS XS,
what's the best to purchase from: nikon d3000, d5000, and canon EOS XS
any other recommendations?
How to take night photos on nikon d3000?
How to take night photos on nikon d3000?
How to take photos at a concert with little light?
A photographer i was looking at did a gig, and the lighting was so dull, i was just wondering how this worked? He didn't use a tripod, as he was moving around too quick! Is there a lens that is suitable for this? If so what is it?
I have the Nikon d90!
:)
I need a dslr camera with hd video and port for external microphone?
But not too expensive.about nikon d5000. Or canon 500d. What do you suggest?
I'm looking for a fisheye lens for my Nikon D3000 but I'm not sure which one to get. I'm willing to spend around $600 dollars, no more than $700, for one that takes excellent pictures. Please tell me which one I should get!
How to chose what focus point to use on the Nikon D7000?
I'm lost and I just don't get it. When I press gently on the shutter release, I see this small little black square, is that where the focus point is? Or not? I just don't even know how to select a focus point. So if someone can tell me, I would greatly appreciate it
What are some good cameras to get for a beginner DSLR?
I currently shoot my (borderline garbage quality) pictures with a 3 year old, 8 megapixel, 5x optical-4x digital zoom Olympus FE-310. I'm looking to step up my game considerably with a purchase in the realm of an entry-level DSLR. I'm thinking I will most likely go with a Nikon, because my school uses them and the majority of my friends who have cameras have them, which gives me a leg up as far as learning the ins and outs of my camera. I've been looking specifically at the Nikon D3100 - it's in my preferred price range (less than $1, 000) new, and is very new and gets good reviews. I also like the live view feature for capture from an LCD (point and shoot habits die hard, I suppose!). Does anybody have any insight as to what some good entry-level (preferably as inexpensive as quality will allow) DSLRs?
Added (1). In regards to the 'borderline garbage quality', my photos seem to be grainy and/or washed out; also, its focus is blindly hit-and-miss, even when it's in the movement/action mode - between four and six of my shots in the supposedly 'stabilizing' mode end up at least somewhat blurry. I'm looking for something that will give me crisp, defined pictures with realistic color representation and the ability to take more advanced shots.
Nikon D3100 or a Canon t1i?
How to turn off manual focus on nikon d60?
I try to change it in the menu section, but it tells me this option is not available with the current settings.