Tag Articles for 'Digital Camera'

Nov 16 2009

Will the lenses and flash bulbs of an older Nikon camera be compatable with the newer digital Nikon cameras?

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chastis .
A family member of mine purchased an older semi-professional Nikon camera in the early ’90s, and he was wondering if his flash bulb and lenses, also bought new around the same time, would be compatible with a new digital Nikon camera.

Advance thanks for any help provided : )

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Nov 10 2009

Which digital camera would you recommend; Nikon or Cannon?

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Kelsey
I was looking at the Cannon Rebel camera’s, but I’ve heard better things about the Nikon cameras? Any tips? Maybe model recommendations as well?

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Oct 01 2009

Is the Nikon S60 digital camera as good as everyone says?

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Melinda C
What feature do you like the best ? How much did you pay for it? Where can I get the cheapest Nikon S60 camera?

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Jul 22 2009

Nikon D80

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jessopsisitetv


Nikon D80 digital SLR camera promo made for Nikon UK by iSiteTV Ltd (www.isitetv.com)

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Jul 05 2009

I have a Nikon D-40 digital camera. What would be best to use for storing and editing my photos?

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debbystamps
We just got a new computer with Windows Vista. I have the software that came with the Nikon camera, we also have Windows photo gallery on our computer and a Windows XP version of Adobe Photoshop elements (would that run ok on Windows Vista?) Which program would be best?

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Jun 26 2009

Nikon D5000 hands on preview by What Digital Camera

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WhatDigitalCamera


Hands-on preview of the new Nikon D5000 DSLR with HD video and multi-angle LCD screen, shot at the Nikon UK press launch in London, 14th April 2009.

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Dec 03 2008

Used Digital Camera

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Digital photography is very popular, but buying a quality digital can be a very expensive endeavor. My first digital was very cheap, and it didn’t work well at all. It was good for taking snapshots outside in the bright sunlight, but that was about it. I took it to a concert once and never bothered to take it again. The pictures were horrible. I know have a better camera, but it did cost me a lot of money. If you want something that works well, but you don’t have a lot of cash to spare, you might consider getting a used digital camera.

You can find a good used digital camera if you look on eBay.

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Nov 20 2008

Make Money With Your Digital Camera

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(c) 2008 Tom Jackson

Many professional photographers started their careers by photographing weddings. It can be a lot of fun, and also very rewarding. Established professional weddings photographers can earn six figure incomes every year. And if you really enjoy the photographic process, and are looking for a way to make some money, either full time or part time, than my photography course can help.

Wedding photography can be a very lucrative part time of full time option. In money terms, the market for wedding photography is approx. $5billion. You can make some good money with photography if you want. $5 Billion per year. That’s a sizable market. A good DSLR, a good flash and a couple of good lenses will enable you to begin a career in photography, But most important is your enjoyment in taking photos. The course I have designed is what I call a Studio in a Box, and includes everything you need to start you own photography business including all the business forms you will need. You can see more information and order at www.howtoshootweddings.net.

One of the first questions I am asked when shooting with a digital camera (after the “which camera do you use, question), is, what format should I shoot? Tiff, High Res JPEG, RAW etc. And the answer is very simple. RAW! There is NO other option. And you need to make sure that you are using the highest resolution (megapixels) available on your camera.

You should only be using a digital SLR (DSLR) camera, with the most powerful (expensive) flash available for your system. When you shoot a wedding, you will need to use flash for basically every shot you take. Both indoors and out and even in bright sunlight. Flash is important for lighting subjects indoors but it is also very important outside in bright light as it help to provide even lighting on the subjects.

The bride has usually spent a good deal of money buying her dress and you need to ensure that you get some good photos of the dress. You need to be careful and make sure there is lots of detail in the dress. Digital camera sensors are still unable to record as wide a gamut of light compared with traditional film. Digital cameras have a very narrow capability to record the full range from light to dark. This is where you need to be able to balance the flash with the available light to get acceptable results. Otherwise, you may have some angry people calling you after the event. You cannot afford to mess up a wedding, you only get one shot. So, make sure you do lots of practice before your first real, paying event. A good way to practice is to have you wife/girlfriend/kids dress up in white clothes and take lots of shots and note the settings you need to get detail in the dress, and good skin tones on the brides face.

Whenever possible, set up the kids in the bridal party by themselves. These kinds of photos will sell to the parents, the bride and groom and many other family members, especially the grandparents. Part of your job is to not just take good photos, but to take photos that will sell and keep you in a job and allow you to buy more equipment as you need it. You should always take individual shots of each kid and have the parents help to get them comfortable so you can get some good shots. Always try to choose an interesting background where possible. In order to focus attention on the kids and not the background, I have made a selection around the kids in Adobe Photoshop, and darkened the background a little, so the kids will stand out and be the attention of the photo.



By: Tom Jackson

About the Author:

My photography course includes everything you need to start your own business. You can see more details on the course and sample files at my website or visit my blog for some general tips on using your digital camera.



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Nov 19 2008

The cheapest mini digital camera will work!

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The cheapest mini digital camera will work!

Yes indeed Bob, even the cheapest mini digital camera will get you some great shots that are meant to be shared and enjoyed by friends and family. If you want to take professional grade images then you probably want to opt for a professional grade product that has all the bells and whistles.

This item is ideal for the person on the go, for moms who want to take quick shots of their kids playing outside of for a young person who wants to get into photography without making an insane investment in the process. The mini digital camera is a great gift for teens, too. I got one for my nieces and nephews and they are thrilled with their presents, and that’s a first.

In a nutshell, the mini digital camera is a great deal that just may fit into a nutshell. This compact image companion is a real champion of affordable photography. It makes for the perfect second camera.

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Nov 09 2008

what is the best but cheapest digital SLR camera i can use for wedding photography?

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boca asked:


i want to buy a new camera

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