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<blockquote data-quote="Joseph Bautsch" data-source="post: 14607" data-attributes="member: 654"><p>Ancil, welcome to the Nikonites Community. Ranie is right. There are a lot of things to learn simply by sitting down with the camera and the users manual and working through it page by page. The Nikon manuals start out with the easy parts first and work their way into the more complex features. The manual discusses all of the features of the camera but the explanations are short on details and depth. If you get stuck on something ask the question here. There are a lot of experienced members that have used the D40 and D70 who can help you out. There are also a lot of videos on UTube on both of these cameras that will be of help as well. It's also recommended that you post some of your shots in the Photo Critique Forum for review. We can give you pointers on composition and making post processing adjustments. You have a good start on your profile. Add your cameras, lenses and any other camera equipment you are using. That way we know what you are working with and you don't have to repeat it every time you post something. Welcome aboard.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Joseph Bautsch, post: 14607, member: 654"] Ancil, welcome to the Nikonites Community. Ranie is right. There are a lot of things to learn simply by sitting down with the camera and the users manual and working through it page by page. The Nikon manuals start out with the easy parts first and work their way into the more complex features. The manual discusses all of the features of the camera but the explanations are short on details and depth. If you get stuck on something ask the question here. There are a lot of experienced members that have used the D40 and D70 who can help you out. There are also a lot of videos on UTube on both of these cameras that will be of help as well. It's also recommended that you post some of your shots in the Photo Critique Forum for review. We can give you pointers on composition and making post processing adjustments. You have a good start on your profile. Add your cameras, lenses and any other camera equipment you are using. That way we know what you are working with and you don't have to repeat it every time you post something. Welcome aboard. [/QUOTE]

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