How to find out where my camera uploaded its pictures?
I have a Nikon L120 that I just uploaded all the pictures from. However, the little window that pops up that gives you options to look at, upload, or manage media on my device, in addition to changing import settings, does not give me the option to see where it puts my photos after uploading. How do I find this out?
How to do Star Trail Photography with a Nikon D5200?
Is it possible to do that with a Nikon D5200 camera? (and get nice pictures)
I don't want sites given to me on how to do it or the Nikon 5200 website with info on the camera.
I just want to know if the exposure can be set long enough on it to be able it do it and I know there isn't a Bulb mode on this particular camera.
"You'll need a camera that can take very long exposure photos. An SLR or digital SLR with Bulb Mode is perfect".
Since it doesn't have a "Bulb Mode" on it which other settings would be a good substitute?
I know it needs the lowest ISO setting and wide aperture.
So for the love of god please do not comment if its not helpful just so you get your dumb points for answering questions.
I recently got the Nikon D1300 camera.
One day when I put the camera on and tried to take a picture, when I tried to focus, a red dot just shows up and it doesn't focus at all?
I can still take pictures and shoot videos, but I can't focus…
I have read through the manual many times, and I'm sorry if the answer is ovbious… I just need to know if it's broken and ask if someone knows how to fix it.
Really thankful for all answers, I'm going on a trip soon and I'd like to take some pictures there.
Photography ideas - Is a photo-shoot at the time of an aurora a good idea?
The aurora aka northern lights is perhaps one of the most beautiful things ever. I have always wanted to see one, though the location of my country has never permitted me to see one. However, I was wondering, when I go to Norway or Finland, would it be a good idea to click some pics of mine with the aurora in the background?
Is there any photographer here who can give me a good idea about this? What kind of a camera should be used? Since it should be able to capture the aurora very well, with good clarity and sharpness I know that a very good camera should be used.
Also by what time of the year does the aurora appear? I'm sorry I have no clue about it because I haven't seen or known about them.
Would it be dangerous to stay on the road/ground of wherever, when there's an aurora?
Please help. Thanks x
P.S. For any one of you who does not know what an aurora is, here's a picture and some information about it.
Canon Rebel T3 wireless photo transmitter?
My Canon Rebel T3 does not come with Wi-Fi capabilities. I want to transmit all the pictures from my camera to Samsung Galaxy tab 2.10 so I can show pictures to other people and edit my pictures and post them online. I'm looking for a transmitter that is under $100. Can you please help me? I found Nikon transmitter for $45 but it doent work. Please help mefind a way to transmit my picturesfrom my T3 to my tablet.
What is a really good camera for photographers?
With a limited budget.
Take manual on nikon d5200 won't work w/o flash?
So I recently got a nikon d5200 and it worked fine, then i took a video once and when I went to take manual pictures again without flash, I would take them but they would turn up black, just plain old black. I don't know what to do, help
What is the difference between various Micro lenses?
Nikon has micro lenses at 40mm, 60mm, 85mm (mine) and 105mm among others
since they all specialize in up close subjects what would the difference be between micro lenses at varying distances?
in other words, when would you choose one over the other?
I know prime lenses give you nice bokeh. I'm not looking for anything professional. Any specific prime lens model or brand? I'm looking probably about 50mm.
Sigma 105mm working distance on Nikon D5300?
I want a macro lens and I came across the Sigma 105mm EX DG OS HSM… This lens is designed for a full frame camera, but I'm using the Nikon D5300(crop sensor). Can anyone tell me what minimum working distance would I have. By working distance, I mean the distance from the object to the front of the lens.
Thanks…
http://www.sigma-imaging-uk.com/lens/macro-lens/macro-105mm-f28-ex-dg-os-hsm