Nikon SLR Cameras
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How to make money fast?

So I'm 13 years old and I'm saving up for a Canon or Nikon camera (preferably Canon) for photography. And I have about 150 dollars saved up right now, and I know the cheapest ones can be about 300. Are there any ways I could make money besides babysitting, house sitting, dog walking, pet sitting, or anything that has anything to do with neighbors? Because I just moved and I don't know anyone really well, and I don't feel comfortable with stuff like that. I used to babysit my neighbors child for 40$ a day and it was amazing, but unfortunately I had to move.

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What's wrong with my camera and how much will it cost to fix?

So in may 2012 i bought this nikon camera at best buy i didn't buy a warranty because it was too expensive all together. Anyways about a year later i was using it and it was working fine but suddenly it wouldn't turn on i assumed it was the batteries but when i got new ones it still didn't turn on then i pressed the play button to see pictures and it turned on but i wasn't able to take pictures or turn it on or off with the on button. It still looks new i always keep it in its protective case so it couldn't have gotten damaged if it accidentally knocked into something. So if someone has some ideas of what could be wrong and how much it will cost if it can be fix i would appreciate it, thanks.What s wrong with my camera and how much will it cost to fix

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I need motivation to make YOUTUBE videos?

I'm a youtuber. I had a family channel with over 1K subscribers but it's very difficult to film with multiple people so I decided to begin my own show. So far my channel only has 4 videos (which are vlogs not even the real stuff) and I already have over 300 subscribers. I have thousands of followers online and I know for sure that my followers will back my new channel. I have an entire studio set up with green screen and lighting, I have good editing software and a Nikon all ready to go almost. I'm not that much of a noob I've done this for a while now. But here's the problem. Everytime I go to film I suddenly feel incredibly unmotivated to the point I haven't filmed a video yet. I have good ideas but when I walk in to my studio to shoot I get a huge wave of exhaustion almost and a strong unmotivated feeling. It's hard to film feeling that bad. I really WANT to film but I'm caught in this web of unmotivation. Does anyone have any good suggestions on how to beat this?

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Low Budget Astrophotography?

What's the cheapest method I can use to produce decent pictures of our solar neighborhood, well enough to see the rings of Saturn? I have a Nikon D5300

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Nikon D1500 semi automatic settings not adjusting properly?

The dial modes A, and S (shutter speed) are semi automatic, so when you set the aperture the camera automatically adjusts the shutter speed or / and exposure to give you the best image possible, even if this doesn't always work out. When i fist got my camera it did this perfectly. However now these settings no longer self adjust. I believe i can adjust everything manually but being a beginner and in photography class i really need to use these settings and i can't figure out why they are not self adjusting, it's as if they don't exits. Not only that but however high or low i set either of these settings the picture always comes out dark, whereas on a slow shutter speed i would have thought the image would over expose if the auto settings were broken. All of the other automatic modes work, it's just the semi automatic modes. Is there a setting i have switched the camera to to result in this? Or a reset button? Or even just a clue as to why this is happening. I have checked the manual it says nothing about this. I have used these mods in plain daylight too. My photography teacher didn't seem to understand my question… Thanks!

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Recommended camera for beginning hobbyist around $500?

My girlfriend and I are looking for a camera that we can use to take pictures of family and vacations that won't have blur and would be a good camera to learn basic photography techniques (using the cameras settings rather than turning the dial and hitting click.) I used my father's Canon Rebel T5i and found that it took great pictures and might be considering that, but that is the only camera I've used sans my phone's camera and I know there are, or could be, better options. I've been reading reviews on the Rebel line (t3i, t5i, slr) as well as Nikon, specially the Nikon 3300. We're looking to spend in the $350 to $600 range. I've noticed bundles that include filters, cleaning kits, additional lenses, ect. So that could come into cost if worthy and pointed in the right direction but isn't important. Any input is most appreciated.

Examples of main use:
Football games
Kids playing in the yard
Scenic opportunities - mountains, wildlife, nature (we live in Colorado haha)
Vacation moments
Hanging out with friends
Eventually I would like to take a more artistic approach to those examples, hence fourth the move from camera phone to mid range budget.

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Lenses that can fit on the Pentax k5 body?

And what manufacturer specializes in landscapes/wildlife photography?
last but not least, what lens manufacturer do you think is the best overall?

Thank you.

Added (1). ( I want a macro telephoto) at the least 400mm

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Recording video directly to laptop with Nikon D3300?

Just a quick question, is it possible to connect a Nikon D3300 to my laptop and use a recording application to just record video directly to my laptop using the DSLR as the camera? Or is this not possible?

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Which bridge camera?

I'm looking to purchase a new bridge camera. Currently I have a nikon l320. Bottom line I can't stand the camera. It takes forever to take the picture the quality is horrible, etc… I was looking at the panasonic lumix fz70. I like the wide zoom and quality. The only question I have is, I would use this camera a lot for school events and need something capable of a fast shutter Speed. Is this a good camera? If not so what are other options for no more than 300$ thanks all

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Which Canon SLR would you suggest?

I'm looking to switch over from Nikon to Canon and purchase a Canon SLR, but I'm not sure which version to get.
I really like the T5i and I usually shoot portraits and macro.
Any suggestions or opinions would be greatly appreciated!