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Chriss

Chriss

Member Since 13 Jan 2015
Offline Last Active Feb 09 2015 12:25 PM
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#29686 Welcome To Nikon Forums!

Posted by Chriss on 15 January 2015 - 02:15 AM

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Hi Adam and other members, I am Chriss I have recently taken photography to the next level....by this I mean not just snapping family, holiday and outing pictures for memories.
I am learning about Aperarture, focusing, programmed, single shots, macro, zooming, and all the other technical jargon that goes with using a DSLR CAMERA. Mine is D7000.... Yep....started big! I've used film and digital cameras in the passed and thought it was time to go with what the big boys use.
I do love taking pictures especially birds and flowers....though I have shown to be quite good with buildings and architecture....oh animals in Safari is another of my favourites as I have a place not far to travel to, Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster....I recomend this...when I went I couldn't beleive the amount of photographers there......crazy but true...all with big guns (lenses).
What would be truly great is if I could start selling my photo's to magazines or the paper, though I have many time had my picture in the local paper but only for the Camera Club as they call it.
I will try and post my photos when I have made them smaller as I noticed with this site which can be time consuming and doesn't give my photography justice as the quality and sharpness can be lessened.

Any way hope to here from you novices and give me helpful tips on how to get the best out of my Nikon D7000!
Buy for now.....