Can I tether my Nikon 1 J3 to my macbook pro?
I want to film videos with my Nikon 1 J3 with a 1 NIKKOR 18.5mm f/1.8 lens which has a good bokeh effect to it. But I need some way to focus it. Is there any way I could tether it to my computer like they do with the DSLR cameras?
Is this lens compatible with a Nikon f1 camera?
Nikon AF NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8D Lens compatible with Nikon f1 So basically this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/...00005LEN4/
With this
Can we use af-s nikkor lens 28-85 with fm10?
Can we use af-s nikkor lens 28-85 with fm10?
I bought a Nikon F501 and need advice for what lens to get?
I just bought a Nikon F501 but I have no idea what lens to get for it!
I'm looking for everyday usage, nothing too far and nothing too close, i.e. Nothing too extravagant!
Any suggestions for lenses? I've had a look at the following ones but I'm not sure which one to rather buy? Suggestions welcome!
How well do FX lenses work on DX bodies?
I'm thinking about purchasing a Nikon 50mm f/1.8G AF-S NIKKOR FX for my Nikon D5200.
I want to be able to record decent videos and get good footage of live music shows.
This lens is right in my budget, I'm not looking to spend more than $200-$300.
What is the difference between a Nikor ED lens and a Nikor IF-ED lens?
For example I'm giving two links here, please tell me which one is better and why/how.
IF-ED lens:
http://www.flipkart.com/...d822cc1f6c
I have a Beseler enlarger that I have used for several years without problems. I have a 50mm El Nikkor lens for 35mm film and an 80mm El Nikkor lens for 6x7 film.
Today I wanted to print an 11x14 from a 35mm frame. I set everything up and found that my 50mm lens couldn't get the image to focus at 11x14. I twist the focus knob and the lens moves up and the image gets sharper until… It stops moving because it runs out of track and the image still isn't clear. Even setting to f/16 won't make it clear enough to get a decent print.
I did some tests and it turns out I can't even get it to focus when printing an 8x10. The largest image size I can use before the lens will not achieve proper focus is about 5x7.
Has anyone ever experienced a problem like this before?
Should I teturn my Tokina Superwide for a 18-200mm Nikkor?
So, I got my Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 AT-X116 Pro DX II, and while I'm thrilled to have a new lens to play with, I didn't anticipate how "super" this wide angle lens is.
I'm a fledgling photographer who has only had a 35mm f/1.8 prime until now, so this Tokina is just miles different. I know I'll just need more practice with it, but considering I mostly take pictures of people in indoor settings, I'm strongly reevaluating my need for this.
Instead, I'm looking to get the Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S ED VR II for my D5200.
Thoughts? Tips?
Is there a taboo against doing a lot of post in photography?
So, I'm a budding photographer loving every bit of it, and I know I should compose and set up my pictures so that what I shoot is as close to the final product that I want.
However, I'm very particular about what I want, and I kind of resign myself to taking a shot so that I can post process afterward. Is this a terribly bad practice?
FYI, if you're curious, I'm running a Nikon D5200, 35mm f/1.8 AF-S Prime Nikkor, and I'm just about to get a my Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 AT-X116 Pro DX II, post in Lightroom 4.4