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what are your opinions on the D7000's high ISO performance?

the bulbs are very expensive but you can get cheap ones on ebay which work fine. i changed them on my R32 for about a tenner off ebay, very easy to do. (never had any issues with them either)

thanks for your replies guys. when i use my 18-105 for gigs, i tend to keep it at 18mm (3.5) and use it like a wide angle prime. However when i adjust the ISO to compensate for the 3.5 aperture and the fast moving band, the pictures are either very noisy or dark. I thought the issue may have...

Hi All, i do a lot of live music photography as i manage a band and i hate using a flash for obvious reasons, however i cant seem to get the right balance between lighting and clarity. i am not sure if it is my camera or my lack of experience. i have a Nikon D7000 with the following lenses...

i have a hand made glass bauble with some lovely colours on a stand. when you put a light behind it, it looks really nice. i am trying to think of a way to light it so that it looks like it is glowing from inside. i have tried a long exposure and flashing a light behind it but failed. any...

i lowered the lcd brightness and the exposure still looks fine

it is deffinately what has been explained above and not the lcd brightness. i checked the histogram on the images i had taken before i started this thread and sure enough all of the pixels were on the dark side.

haha thanks guys, the pictures did come out nice after editing, i was just looking for an answer of how to get consistent results... and i got it. thanks again

thanks for the help guys, now i know not to trust the lcd screen, i can practice using the histogram. shame, the pics looked great on the lcd lol. ahh well :)

the metering is matrix and F3.5

ok im a beginner at this so bare with me please. they are under exposed when i import them to my computer. i have a nikon d7000, brand new i have been going off what the lcd screen looks like while i figure everything out. i thought the images would appear the same, obviously not lol

its a brand new camera (d7000), i just checked and its set to 0.0

i have tried that but still looks the same, its like there are two different exposures. is this just one of those things that most people have, but have learned to compensate it? :shrug:

i tried searching for this but it kept bringing up a problem with the server. why is it that pictures look great on a camera but when you upload them they are very dark, is there any way to fix this or tips to judging what is going to turn out ok? thanks

Haha thanks for the welcome