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<blockquote data-quote="Grems4Ever" data-source="post: 158572" data-attributes="member: 14600">I'm not sure whether I'm a newbie or something more advanced than that. I've been taking pictures for as long as I can remember. Over the years, I've owned Canon cameras (FTb, T-50, and a 2 megapixel Digital Elph) and a few oddball brands. I've used the old AE-1 and a medium format camera that I cannot remember the make on. About a month ago my wife surprised me with a Nikon D5100 with the kit 18-70mm Nikon lens as an early Father's Day present. I've been like a kid in a candy shop ever since. I've spent so much time messing around with the camera that I've fallen behind on a few things around the house. I haven't taken many pictures in the last couple of days trying to get caught up, but I'm still getting a few in.I'm looking forward to interacting with everyone in the forum as I climb the steep learning curve to get back up to speed. There's a lot more buttons on the dSLR than my cameras ever had but that's not stopping me.Thanks for making a forum for Nikon owners - I'm an avid believer in the power of a good forum as a learning tool.David</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grems4Ever, post: 158572, member: 14600"] I'm not sure whether I'm a newbie or something more advanced than that. I've been taking pictures for as long as I can remember. Over the years, I've owned Canon cameras (FTb, T-50, and a 2 megapixel Digital Elph) and a few oddball brands. I've used the old AE-1 and a medium format camera that I cannot remember the make on. About a month ago my wife surprised me with a Nikon D5100 with the kit 18-70mm Nikon lens as an early Father's Day present. I've been like a kid in a candy shop ever since. I've spent so much time messing around with the camera that I've fallen behind on a few things around the house. I haven't taken many pictures in the last couple of days trying to get caught up, but I'm still getting a few in. I'm looking forward to interacting with everyone in the forum as I climb the steep learning curve to get back up to speed. There's a lot more buttons on the dSLR than my cameras ever had but that's not stopping me. Thanks for making a forum for Nikon owners - I'm an avid believer in the power of a good forum as a learning tool. David [/QUOTE]

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