Recent content by B.Bass

hi, i just received an email to say that im the registered owner of a d7000, and that there is a nrw download to update the hardware of my camera. i am a d7000 owner, from new and just wondering if this email is genuine and if the software is actually going to improve anything ? thankyou bobbie

I went for the d7000, i love it.. getting used to the positioning of the buttons, but its fab so far! thankyou for all your help.. I will still be on the look out for a nice lens, i will have a look at the 150-500mm an the others you have all suggeste, thankyou..

i just bought a new d7000 today, a bit daunting controls wise from my d3000 but ive played with it for a couple hours so far and love it.. cant believe the quality difference :)

longer.. i wouldnt mind something for more walk about wildlife photogtaphy..

None to be fair, its fast and bright, and i really like it.. what other primes would go well with a d7000?

Thankyou all, I have been looking at other glass to buy along side the body, my budget is around £700.. so if any of you could suggest a nice combo, i would really appreciate it

My main subject is ferrets, to which i work with at arms length, and thats why i bought the 35mm at the time, and ive got used to moving with it and as i have to work one handed its kinda tricky to zoom in and out by hand, so a single mm lens works fab for me.. ill have to try out a 50mm and see...

what would the best glass be to combine with a D7000? for every day use ? I currently have a nikon 35mm prime which I was intending to continue using..

perhaps it was a couple of one off issues I was reading about.. I do really like the D7000

After posting about upgrading from a D3000, I had decided to go for either a D90 or D7000, I really want sharper images, and i've since read that some of you are having trouble with the sharpness from the D7000.. so just wondering what the best option may be and why.. ? (going to handle both...

hi there, i have almost decided to go out and buy a D7000, but im seeing that some of you are having focusing issues, are these skill problems? or camera/lens combo problems? sorry to but in and if ive read over the answer by mistake..

how well will my nikkor 35mm prime work with a D7000?

this photo i hoped would have been a lot better i think its awful, grainy and the colours are dull, is this just me being an amater or is it that the camera is not giving me what i want, if that makes sense?.

i only use a nikkor 35mm prime, bought brand new, only done about 1000 photos with it.. ive also got to use the flash, without the flash the photos are hopeless and camera/lens will refuse to focus and take a photo..

i like my d3000, but i find when taking photos, that its struggling to focus esp in low light, and i find it very frustrating as most of what i do with the ferrets is out in my shed with some natural light but no artificial light, and i end up with a bunch of crap shots an 1 good one.. if this...