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The Upgrade Path From the Amateur to the Pro Kit
The Upgrade Path
While this is really a choose-your-own-adventure and depends on what kind of photography you focus on, there are some guidelines. Take a look at this list for some ideas of one good order and why, and mix it up from there based on what you need.
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Which One? Nikon D7000 or Nikon D5100
With the recent announcement of the Nikon D5100′s technical specs, it only makes sense that some consumers may be confused about whether to purchase the Nikon D5100 or D7000. Here’s a quick comparison of the two to help you figure out which one is right for you.
Update: Available with the kit lens or body only on Amazon and also available at B&H in both kit and body only.
The Complete Nikon D3100 Review
This is it, and it looks good, the Nikon D3100. When I had my first hands-on I had hopes for this camera. Nikon did not let me down. If you are looking to buy an entry level DSLR camera, or a low cost one, the Nikon D3100 will be on your list. I have used it thoroughly, and had more fun with the Nikon D3100 than I thought I would. The Nikon D3100 has improved on the D3000, which I did not like. With its size, 11 points of autofocus, 95% viewer coverage, great metering, ISO capabilities and 14 megapixel CMOS DX sensor, it’s a very capable camera .
Field Review: Nikon D3100 (Day 8)
The Nikon D3100 takes great pictures but let us not forget it shoots video also. On this entry level DSLR, we get HD Video. The Nikon D3100creates 1080p video and gives decent results under ideal settings. It makes 1,920 x 1080 (Full HD) 24p (23.976fps) files by default. The camera also shoots in frames sizes down to 40 x 424 (SD) 24p (23.976fps) All modes give a maximum recording time of 10 minutes.
Field Review: Nikon D3100 (Day 7)
Camera Nikon D3100 Exposure 0.005 sec (1/200) Aperture f/2.8 Focal Length 35 mm ISO Speed 400
The Nikon D3100, even as an entry level, is a great multipurpose camera. I work well in taking portraits, food photography, and product photography. It works well with a flash and external lighting. The Nikon D3100 can be used in a studio situation, a restaurant or even with a strobe light. Read the rest of this entry »
Field Review: Nikon D3100 (Day 6)
In my time with the Nikon D3100, I had an interesting thought. It will make a nice family DSLR. A camera like the D3100 can play many roles in a family without breaking the bank. It’s features, menus and ease of use make it an ideal camera to capture special moments. The camera is a great photography training tool for that your photographer in your life also.. Read the rest of this entry »
