Recent content by KimThomas

Alright, ill take a look

Hmm looks like I'll have to browse the market! Thanks for your help.

Wow, you've done a bloody good job on that! Well done! What software did you use?

Ive taken a look at the D5000 and its a good £60-£100 dearer. Probably a little out of my price range unfortunately.

Do all Nikkor lenses fit all Nikon DSLR's?

Ok, what do you mean by 'getting your foot in the door'? Ill take a look at the D5000 now. Thanks for your help.

Hi, anyone who has had previous expierence using the Nikon D3000 could you please answer a few questions about this DSLR. I am considering purchasing this DSLR, and before i commit myself i would just like to know what some of you more expierience togs thought of it. Is this DSLR suitable for...

I dont quite understand what your trying to achieve. Could you please explain in more detail as i may be able to help. :)

I completely agree!

Hello rod, I look forward to seeing some of your photography in the near future. Make sure that you get out and start shooting while the weather is still ok.

I havnt come across this problem whilst using this software, so unfortunately I cannot help you on this one.

Walk into Staples, find the software department. Pick up Photoshop Elements 8, walk to the counter, get out your wallet, pay, and your off! lol

Just ensure that you do not crop out the heart of the image, and in some cases keep some of the extra background to the image as it may create a more appealling thing to look at, if you know what i mean lol. When you crop an image it doesnt reduce in size, it only adjusts to the original size...

Im sure these could flog for around thirty quid. They dont look nothing special to me but i would advise selling the lens and the camera seperately as you may end up with a bit more from it.

So as i've read. DOF is basically the depth of the picture which is in focus. The lower the f/ number the smaller the section of the image that is in focus, and the higher f/ number the larger the section of the image that is in focus. Am i correct?