Recent content by ty1976

sorry did you mean single point focus? as i did have it on dynamic area focus?

Oh what do you mean by single focus sensor how can i find that out please?

Yeah i have tried test shots all day with it wide open and smaller aperture. It just looks like its out of focus rather than too much aperture blur etc. Its kind of like if you were using a 18-55 and had it zoomed to 55 then got to close to something the camera couldn't focus properly on the if...

Hi there new to photography and using a prime lenses so here goes. I have recently got a Nikkor 50mm D lens for my D90 and having a few probs with focus. I could be standing with a distance between myself and a subject press the shutter button half way to get the the correct focus as i would on...

Hi i'm new to photography need to get a cam for college and would like to know which is the better cam of the two Nikon D80 or 5000D as i know the D80 has AF motor which is better for my budget of getting a prime lens etc which i want to do. But i have read the 5000D is better quality so can...

Haha yes Noob is newbie people always do that on forums i don't usually so don't know why i did. Ha

Also when using older lenses do you still set aperture/shutter on the lens itself instead of the LCD dial on the cam body?

Also when using older lenses do you still set aperture/shutter on the lens itself instead of the LCD dial on the cam body?

On the D80 it doesn't have the dust clean system on it like a lot of older Nikon models that dont. So when buying a used camera is it easy to clean a used camera if it did have any dust in there. As this is could be something to think about with used cameras.

On the D80 it doesn't have the dust clean on it like a lot of older Nikon models. So when buying a used camera is it easy to clean a used camera if it did have any dust in there.

Cool i will look on ebay cheers.

The D40 is about £150 but its 6 megapixel and the D40X is more £250 as its got 10 mp but it does just look like the D40 though. But from what you are all saying get a brand new with warranty D3000 prob makes sense. cheers

The D40 is about £150 but its 6 megapixel and the D40X is more £250 as its got 10 mp but it does just look like the D40 though. But from what you are all saying get a brand new with warranty D3000 prob makes sense. cheers

Yep i kinda agree with what has been said just thought i would ask other photographers what they thought before i go and buy a camera so cheers for that. Also i am new to this forum and up to now it's really useful thanks.

Hi yeh i noticed the amazon price but when i read things about the 3000 online there was a lot of crap talking about it but i thought how much difference can there be to a D40x i know both these cams are low budget but since i new and need to practice thought it might be a option since im now...