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<blockquote data-quote="chip594" data-source="post: 159170" data-attributes="member: 14635">Hello everyone, I'm from South East Louisiana and I'm new to nikonites. I've had a D5000 kit w/ 52mm 18-55 &amp; 52mm 55-200 lenses, that I bought in 2009 right before our honeymoon. It was my first camera and I really didn't know anything about them, it was the camera that was suggested by a local camera shop. I've shot quite a few pictures on it and have really enjoyed it, and now I'm looking to &quot;fine tune&quot; my photography skills. I'm still very green when it comes to ISO, Aperture, Shutter, and etc settings but I'm a sponge for information and looking to learn more. I was doing some research and stumbled upon this site, so hopefully I can pick up some good information to help me along my journey. It seems that from reading a few posts on this forum, that the D5000 is more of the lower end of the scale. My budget doesn't allow me to upgrade to a new body, so I need to make the most out of what I have to work with. I may be able to squeeze out an upgrade lens or 2.I look forward to learning and reading more posts, &amp; I'm always open to advice.Chip</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chip594, post: 159170, member: 14635"] Hello everyone, I'm from South East Louisiana and I'm new to nikonites. I've had a D5000 kit w/ 52mm 18-55 & 52mm 55-200 lenses, that I bought in 2009 right before our honeymoon. It was my first camera and I really didn't know anything about them, it was the camera that was suggested by a local camera shop. I've shot quite a few pictures on it and have really enjoyed it, and now I'm looking to "fine tune" my photography skills. I'm still very green when it comes to ISO, Aperture, Shutter, and etc settings but I'm a sponge for information and looking to learn more. I was doing some research and stumbled upon this site, so hopefully I can pick up some good information to help me along my journey. It seems that from reading a few posts on this forum, that the D5000 is more of the lower end of the scale. My budget doesn't allow me to upgrade to a new body, so I need to make the most out of what I have to work with. I may be able to squeeze out an upgrade lens or 2. I look forward to learning and reading more posts, & I'm always open to advice. Chip [/QUOTE]

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