Nikon d600/ Canon 70d & 7d mark ii?
The Nikon IS real, but are the Canon dslrs actually coming out or are these just what people want, cause they're all over "canonrumors.com". And of so, when are they coming out? Canon has released the Pro 1dx and the 5d mark iii. For the entry level they have the (t4i/650d). When are the new midranged cameras coming out? People were saying August of 2011 to be announced but it's now August of 2012 and still no announcements! I'm looking to get a entry level full frame like the d600 and supposably the 7d mark ii.
New camera (know nothing about it) NIKON N80 (outside US F80) SLR Film camera?
Are there any good websites for learning all the different functions of this camera and other film SLR cameras. I'm done with digital cameras until they exceed the quality of celluloid film
I have a NIKON N80 SLR Film camera. (NIKON F80 Outside the United States)
What kind of base and rings do i need for mounting my Remington 700 sps tactical?
I'm putting on a Nikon 3-9x40 Prostaff scope on it. Dimensions 12.3 x 3.0 x 3.0 approx.
What photography gear would you personally get for £1000?
Just wandering saw a video on youtube about this and just wandered what you would get
Personally i would get Nikon 3200 18-55, Nikon J1 10-30, A cheap carrying bag and 2 class 10 8gb memory cards.
Purchasing a digital lomography camera?
So i've been doing a little research, and I saw that in order to take lomo themed pictures, you need a lomography camera such as a 50mm or a 120mm camera.basically it requires film.
I have no issues buying film but the hassle of having to repurchase film, and making sure you have good images is something I don't want. I wan't to be able to take multiple pictures and not worry about if I'm wasting film or not.
Is there any detachable camera lenses I can put on a regular pro nikon camera to give it a really vintage lomo look or is there any lomography digital cameras I can purchase?
Any advice, I mean any! Would be amazing!
What Nikon do you suggest for someone who wants to take photos for?
I want to take photos for my boyfriend's band and also landscapes so i can take my own photos for painting. What camera would you suggest for those tasks?
Who Want to Explain Cameras to Me?
I've been fascinated by the beauty of photography ever since my school offered it as a class. However, they stopped after one month and I was reassigned (this was before any actual learning was done).
Going forward, I was looking for a camera when I was amazed by the Nikon J1, Fujifilm Finepix series, DSLR cameras, mirrorless, and many more.
On the contrary, I understand little to none of what the reviews are saying.
I understand the meaning of megapixels, videos, fps, and a few more basics. I just need to know a little more so I can definitely choose a camera that I'll love.
I'm looking into buying a SLR camera, preferably either Canon or Nikon. I want to know which one would work best for me.
- I need one that has really great resolution
- Mainly for single shots, but burst shot works also
- Great for photos of wilderness, ocean, and in a way, hipster style photos.
- Light does not hugely affect the picture. Less glare the better.
If someone could direct me to what they think would work best for me, please let me know!
I'm still looking for a entry level dslr that will shoot in full1080p. I need one that doesn't have a limit on filming at one time? Well not unlimited but longer than say 15 mins. I was looking a nikon one but it only shoots 10min video at i time and i would need it to be longer than that? Any suggestions for cameras that will do this? Preferably within the lower price range as i don't have thousands to spend on cameras!
I have limited knowledge about digital cameras and I'm looking online for a good deal. I mainly want to photograph portraits. I'd like something that comes with a remote control, and adapter so I can plug it into a computer and see the image on the computer screen before I take it. I'd like to spend under $350. The camera I have now is a nikon and it leaves a strange blotchy texture on people's faces, both with flash and no flash. I've read the manual and I'm not sure if it's the quality, or I'm doing something wrong. I can remove the blotchy texture with photo editing programs, but I'd prefer to deal with a crisp picture to begin with. Any suggestions are appreciated!