Q. I have a Nikon d50, im only 15 and just starting on my photography studies and all tthaytso just out of curiosity and what thinhgs aside from a tripod would you advise me to get if im a beginner? thanks and sorry for the ignorance
my7 nikon is 52mm and 6.1 megapixel. i have a fine tripod and also what lenses would be reccomendable? Zoom ones and all that because i lvoe taking pictures of nature
and i also have mirage lenses, fog lenses and color lense ssuch as red green yellow(different types), UV and i cant seem to remember the other ones.
and not as in studying in school, im studying by reading it myself from books and my dad's knowledge... he studies photography and cinematography for alot of years after he went to Tv producing....
also pardon my english i know its pretty sloppy but my first language wasnt english
my7 nikon is 52mm and 6.1 megapixel. i have a fine tripod and also what lenses would be reccomendable? Zoom ones and all that because i lvoe taking pictures of nature
and i also have mirage lenses, fog lenses and color lense ssuch as red green yellow(different types), UV and i cant seem to remember the other ones.
and not as in studying in school, im studying by reading it myself from books and my dad's knowledge... he studies photography and cinematography for alot of years after he went to Tv producing....
also pardon my english i know its pretty sloppy but my first language wasnt english
Answer
Nikon is the best brand. If you want a really good camera get the Nikon D80 DSLR. As a beginner you can stick to a standard lens, or you can research different lens that will help you with the type of photography you do. Here are some types of lens and what there used for.
Telephoto- far shots, like the moon and others, nature, and portraits. At least the only ones I could think of.
Wide Angle- landscape, portraits (depending), night shots.
Macro- close up shots of anything.
And there are much more, but there for the more experienced and complecated photographer.
Also look into filters. If you get a digital camera don't worry about filters used for b/w.
Get yourself a program called photoshop. It's really expensive. If you want to try it out b4 you buy it then go to http://www.adobe.com and try the 30 day trial of Photoshop CS3. If you get the program it will cost around $600-$800. And look into a lens hood so you can prevent lens flare on those sunny days. Get a book on photography if you don't already have one.
Again just to start off with, I would use a standard lens. That's all I use, due to tight budget. Take a look at my pics. at http://www.myspace.com/lugenbeal. And learn how to opperate your camera in total manual mode, where you choose the aperture and the shutter speed, and zoom manually with the lens. You don't have to it's just a suggestion. It helps you to not be so dependent on auto, because ther will be times when you have to switch to manual.
Sorry for such a long answer, but I hope this all helps.
Nikon is the best brand. If you want a really good camera get the Nikon D80 DSLR. As a beginner you can stick to a standard lens, or you can research different lens that will help you with the type of photography you do. Here are some types of lens and what there used for.
Telephoto- far shots, like the moon and others, nature, and portraits. At least the only ones I could think of.
Wide Angle- landscape, portraits (depending), night shots.
Macro- close up shots of anything.
And there are much more, but there for the more experienced and complecated photographer.
Also look into filters. If you get a digital camera don't worry about filters used for b/w.
Get yourself a program called photoshop. It's really expensive. If you want to try it out b4 you buy it then go to http://www.adobe.com and try the 30 day trial of Photoshop CS3. If you get the program it will cost around $600-$800. And look into a lens hood so you can prevent lens flare on those sunny days. Get a book on photography if you don't already have one.
Again just to start off with, I would use a standard lens. That's all I use, due to tight budget. Take a look at my pics. at http://www.myspace.com/lugenbeal. And learn how to opperate your camera in total manual mode, where you choose the aperture and the shutter speed, and zoom manually with the lens. You don't have to it's just a suggestion. It helps you to not be so dependent on auto, because ther will be times when you have to switch to manual.
Sorry for such a long answer, but I hope this all helps.
Im looking for a camera lens filters...55mm?
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Hi guys! im looking for a camera lens filters that is a Nikon brand but i cant find it anywhere!? i was wondering if it even matter if its a Nikon branded or generic? oh and is the brand sakar and digital concepts pretty the same? (look and quality)...
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You don't need Nikon filters, any brand is good.
You don't need Nikon filters, any brand is good.
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