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...taken by the members of Nikonites helps me so much improving my own photography. I mean, I get ideas of composition, of subjects, of how to see at objects. I could name lots of members who inspired me the most but this wouldn't be fair to other members who also gave me some great ideas. I...

I tried many different ISO settings on my D7000. I am honestly figured out that using 400-800 is acceptable. Sometimes I push it up to 1600 or 3200, but the noise makes me a bit upset. I know, I can reduce noise in PP. Fast lenses are great for the D7000 in low light situations. I wanna tell...

The Inspirational Video Everyone Should Live By

siamthai1 is leaving nikonites and Michael Jaeger is coming. I changed my Username to my real name. Is just a personal thing why I did it.

New toy? SOLOSHOT - film yourself SOLOSHOT automatically keeps your camera pointed at you from up to 2,000 ft away.

Homeless Veteran Gives Back!

I was looking for a Nikon Cup for quite a long time. I couldn't find any. Today the father of my daughter's best friend, his name is Dani, brought me exactly a cup I was looking for. It is a Thank you gift cos he and his family likes my photos so much. He is shooting a Canon and makes fabulous...

Come on and join the Today's Evening Walk. Show your photos. Every gear is welcome

The other day, my wife drove the car around 80 kph= 49.70970mph.

I've never seen such a bicycle. A Morning Bike Group I saw this bike with that big wheels. I asked whose bike that is It's his This one is from the man with the red cycling jersey

Maybe my dear Nikonite Friends wanna join this thread. I think it would be great to see your morning Snaps

Who tried this one: Sigma USB Dock Sigma USB Dock quick review: Digital Photography Review Sigma USB Dock | Sigma Corporation of America

What is the fastest lens you have. I am asking this cos I am looking to get a new fast lens. My daughter don't want give me back the Nikon 35mm 1.8. I just read about Sigma 30 mm 1.4

Today I got just a bit unexpected free time. Not that much but enough to to fulfill my daughter's desire to go for a walk around. My daughter took her D5100 and the 18-55mm lens, I my D7000, the Nikon 16-85mm, and the Hoya CP-L. Here are some photos I took. Her photos she doesn't want get...

I consider to get a SIGMA 17-50 2.8 for indoor and late afternoon shots as well as low light. I have got the Sigma 10-20m and it is a great lens. The Nikon 16-85mm I got is superb. Few days back I was in a situation where the 16-85mm was to slow. Therefore I used the 35mm 1.8 which did a great...

10 Thoughts on Being a Photographer - John Greengo I am watching this VDO now. Interesting thoughts John Greengo has

Few days back I read on this forum about Back-Button Focus. I started to watch tons of VDO's and today I did it. I set my great D7000 to AF-ON. I did lot sof shots, and it is just better in my hand now and it is so easy to recompose the cam. Thanks to that guy who posted about it. (Sorry that...

Today I mounted my 16-85mm with the CP-L Filter on it, and started to walk around. The Nikon 16-85mm is so great on the D7000. I saw some Birds and thought try to some BIF even I have just the 16-85mm. I think it helps me to get better in sport events shooting when my daughter is at a competition.

I wanna express my feeling about the D7000. It is a great camera. I feel that I have got a camera in hand. The viewfinder is just a masterpiece of technology. The control buttons are well placed. I don't know how could I use a camera so long without the quick access to the focus settings...