Nikon D3200 - Price Drop? Is it right for me?
I don't want a point and shoot camera. I've had those before.
I'm considering a Nikon D3200, I plan to take photos at family events and when ever I go somewhere fun such as vacations or Disneyland… Stuff like that., With that being said, is a Nikon D3200 right for me?
Also, the price. Currently at Walmart and Best Buy its $499, I was told the Nikon D3300 came out in Feb, Is $499 the lowest its gonna be or can i expect a price drop in a few weeks/months?
If i add externa filters to my Nikon D3200 will the image quality be affected?
If i add externa filters to my Nikon D3200 will the image quality be affected?
How does the introduction of my essay sound?
I know my thesis needs work, please give me any kind of critique on my essay. It is a persuasive essay, and i know many will have your own opinions on the topic, this is my opinion.
Videographers are often searching for better equipment to improve their techniques, but are usually on a budget. One of the most important, yet expensive equipment that is necessary for a videographer is their video camera. There are copious types of professional cameras to choose from; however the highest quality cameras are usually very expensive, ranging from $1,000 to $100,000. Fortunately there are quite a few good quality cameras that are available for a decent price. There are some well known brands that offer great cameras for affordable prices. For example, Nikon is a multinational corporation that specializes in professional imaging products whose prices can range from an expensive $3,000 to a reasonable $200. Nikon is known for their professional high quality cameras and is a very popular brand with amateur videographers. Nikon has some of the best affordable cameras you can buy, including the Nikon D3100. The Nikon D3100 is simple to use and light in weight so it is not so strenuous to carry around and captures fantastic HD footage. The Nikon D3100 is one of the best cameras for non professionals and is available for a reasonable price. The Nikon D3100 is the best affordable video camera for amateur videographers.
Can the Nikon D90 take videos?
I've been looking for a while to find a dSLR camera that will take photos and videos, simply because I don't want to buy a dSLR camera and also a camcorder. The camera I'm currently looking to buy is a used Nikon D90 12.3 MP Digital DSLR Camera. Keep in mind that I'm not looking for a VERY high class camera in any way. I've had many cameras in the past, but this will be my first dSLR camera.
Is adorama a good website to buy a refurbished dslr?
I saw the website and it really fits the price I can spend on a dslr camera, although it is refurbished by nikon (which I heard is good too when you don't have much money).
Will it be reliable to spend $496 for a Nikon D3200 in adorama.com?
Any suggestions will be appreciated
I wanna buy a dslr camera (nikon d3200). I want to save as much as I can since I only have $550 to buy the camera. I was looking on ebay and amazon and I can't get any deals for the price. Where else could I look for? I need a reliable website that I can pay online without any trouble
Nikon shooting outdoor weather conditions?
I took my Nikon D5100 outside in -2C & it was fine outside, then took it back inside & went to focus in on a plant & the shutter made a weak focusing noise & wouldn't focus. The focus points in the viewfinder were small & blurry. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with my camera? Is it gonna be okay, or should I take it in?
Which lens is best for Nikon D5100? (Hurry)?
Which lens is best for Nikon D5100? 70-300/18-200/ or 18-270? My father likes to taking photos of nature.Price isn't matter. I want to know wihch is best.
(Please hurry, because we're planned to buy tomorrow.
I have a nikon D90 (dslr) and i'm shooting a time-lapse of the sunset. I don't want to use the automatic mode because it will end with the video having the same brightness/light. I'm trying to shoot the timelapse with manual mode so i can get that "effect" of the time-lapse video getting darker gradually. My question is what is the best settings i could use to get this "effect" in terms of shutter speed, aperture and iso.
How to reduce light flickering in Nikon D5100?
I make stopmotion animations, but they are the same thing as time-lapse videos. I use a Nikon D5100, but the thing is in each picture, the light flickers. Having light flicker degrades the quality of the animation, so is it possible to keep the lighting the same? I know it is the camera because I film at night, curtains drawn, door close, and all lights off except a desk lamp.