Will my dslr Nikon lens work on a Nikon N 65 SLR 35mm?
My Nikon DSLR broke last month i was wondering if the lenses i have would work with a Nikon N 65 film camera i had the Nikon D3000.
What is the next step up from a Nikon D7000?
What is the next step up from a Nikon D7000?
I have a Nikon D3100 and my grandfather says he has "an old pentax 35mm slr" he did not say what model, but he did say that it has the bayonet lens mount. He says I can have all his lenses of I can find an adapter. If tried searching on eBay and other sites for one but I have no idea what to look for. Lol. Can someone tell me where I can find one, or does it even exist?
What lense should I choose to buy?
I have a Nikon D3200 with a normal lense. I wanted a new lense that can zoom more an good for taking nature photos with an affordable price. I'm still a newbie and I don't really know how to choose them. Are they any good suggestion? You can suggest it even if you feel that it is quite okay.
Will this lens work with my Nikon D60?
I'm looking for a lens and I came across this one. Will this one be compatible with my Nikon D60?
Is this normal in a Nikon 35mm 1.8 lens? (ADDED INFO)?
I bought a NIKON nikkor 35mm 1.8 lens from craigslist (the person was also selling a d60 and a couple of other lenses but I only wanted the 35mm 1.8). The lens looked as good as new, no scratches, no dirt, perfectly clean. At first I didn't notice this (we were indoors) but after shooting a little I realized that a lot of highlighted areas look pink. Almost everything has a pink edge if I zoom in completely. The aperture was wide 1.8 but I don't think things are supposed to look pink when they are at any aperture… This is my first prime lens (I only had the 18-105 kit lens before) so i don't know if this normal? Is it defective? What should I do can I fix it? If not is there at least a software to lower the severity of it? It's noticeable but leaves almost completely when i lower the aperture to about 3.5.
look at all the pink on the bright reflections, like on the wires, and cars. That doesn't look right…
(I don't use filters)
(sorry that I posted this up a lot, but I always forget some info)
Added (1). I said I was sorry for posting so much but i always forget something. Thanks if you answered previously though!
Added (2). the pink mostly happens when there's a lot of contrast, like on a normal or sunny day, not much indoors.
Added (3). Yes but is it normal or is my nikkor 35mm 1.8 defective?
Added (4). and is it lateral or longitudinal chromatic aberration?
Can i use NIKON NIKKOR AI 43-86MM F3.5 LENS 43-86/3.5 on my Nikon d40?
Can i use NIKON NIKKOR AI 43-86MM F3.5 LENS 43-86/3.5 on my Nikon d40?
Tell me about this nikkor lens?
I'm a beginner at photography. I have a Nikon d5100 & 2 lenses. I have an 18-55mm and a 55-300mm I was offered to buy a nikkor 50mm f/1.8 ai
I have absolutely no idea about what kid of lens this is. Is it an upgrade or down grade from my lenses I already own? What is the difference?
I currently have a Nikon d3000. It's ready for an upgrade. I'm not sure what camera to get next.
I like mostly taking photos of the people around me. Family, friends, all that. That's what I usually photograph but I'll take the occasion sunset photo and that type of stuff. What camera will make my photos the best? I know all cameras will do a good job but what would you recommend?
I want a Nikon. My price range is anywhere from $300-$2,500.
I think I can handle any camera. I know most settings/features and if I don't, I learn them quick. Please don't worry about me having a camera that I won't be able to use.
My Nikon D7000 pictures are blurry?
I recently purchased a Nikon D7000 with an AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D Autofocus Lens. I know there's a lot about it that I need to learn and I'm having someone teach me soon, but I leave tomorrow for a vacation and I would like to be able to take non-blurry pictures. I have it on the automatic ("A") setting, and everything I take is very blurry.