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Question about D200 Digital Camera with 18-200mm Lens

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...wrong in the menu settings? I am shooting portraits with continuous lighting. What setting should I have my camera on? Also if you could give a good f stop and shutter speed for shooting kids that ...

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Question about D80 Digital Camera with 18-135mm Lens

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...wrong? For group photo happiness: * Use the widest angle available on your zoom lens for group shots. Longer focal lengths make the depth-of-field problem worse. Step closer to the group to fill the ...

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...wrong. If it's a setting issue, I just did the following: 1) I changed the Nikon setting, as follows: a8 AF point selection, from AF52 (52 points) ==================> to AF11 (11 points) However, I ...

Question about Coolpix 8700 Digital Camera

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...wrong? Thanks If these are close up photos, the depth of field will be shallow. You need to raise the ISO to force the camera to close down the aperture and increase the depth of field. Also, the use ...

...wrong? It is normal? Is the camera problem or lens problem? Is my laptop resolution screen to low? We need to understand Depth of Field first. Depth of field increase in two ways, one with the ...

Question about D5000 Digital Camera

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...wrong. I'd be grateful for any suggestions. I'm very new to SLRS and photography. Maybe very new but you explained the problem so well and even gave an example, I wish others were so throw. I'm going ...

Question about FM10 35mm SLR Camera

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Depth of Field lever on the front of the body. THIS CANNOT BE GOOD! I'm afraid that it's going to hurt my camera, but it honestly won't take any other way. I've developed film regardless of this flaw,

...wrong. I never noticed this problem until recentley though. Had camera 3 years If your subjects are not all the same distance from the camera there is a possibility your aperture is is too open. This ...

wrong. Hi, Tina, Hope I can help - it's quite simple really. Shutter priority means that you set the shutter speed (as in 1/30 sec, 1/60 sec etc) and the camera sets the lens aperture (as in f4, f5.6,

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