Recent content by KevinChallis

I dont need to go wide, its more for the effect wide angles give on close subjects more than shooting wide if that makes sense, anyway d5100 on ebay, if it sell for the asking price a d7000 will be on its way, if it doesnt, then decision made, :D

Thats what I was thinking, decisions.... by the way, why cant you shoot at 10mm (effectively 15mm) on the d7000?

the point of thee 10-20 if I kept the d5100, was more for a different walk about lens, to add a little drama etc... its just the things I mention are what I seem to miss most about having the d7000, I don't know if its down to me, if I never had it I wouldn't miss it, but as I have had it...

Before I start, I know that ultimately, lenses are pretty important in way of your final image, but heres the scenario..... I previously owned a d7000, had to sell it through unforeseen circumstances. when it came time to get another camera, I opted for the d5100, all I have at the moment...

WOW, you have some really great shots in there, with super colours, enjoyed watching that. Love the 'Apple' pie :)

Hi Steve, I am new here too :D seems a fair it of knowledge on here :D

No advice for a rookie :( :D

Hi all, new here, I have had my DSLR (Nikon D3100) since last thursday (3rd Nov), I am really enjoying photography so far, see what you think of my images, and feel free to pick them to pieces, any advice is welcome :D