Recent content by Milky

Thats excellent, thanks Neil. It's really helped me understand the different settings and what effect they can have on the photo. Can't wait to get back out and have another session, I've found myself looking for a photo everywhere I go!!

Thanks for the help mate. I don't have any editing software at the moment so maybe that should be my next purchase.

One more I forgot to post http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff191/Quirky_06/271.jpg Staff Edit : Images changed to clickable links. Pictures must not exceed current forum limits as per the rules. Please feel free to replace this with a fresh/resized image and remove this text :)

Don't mind the edit at all, looks much better, thanks. I take it thats what it should look like with correct exposure?

That's great cheers, a lot more positive than I was expecting to be honest. Overexposed = too light, underexposed = too dark?? It's good to get some feedback and a nudge in the right direction.

Ok, so after getting a new lens an a polarizing filter, I thought I'd try them out. I know these shots aren't up to much but I'm totally new to this so I just started snapping and took it from there. Basically I'm looking for advice on settings and such like, most of these were taken on auto...

If one type of filter is more useful than any other would you say that would be a polarising one?

Ok cheers, glad I found that out now. Craig

I'm just about to order a polarising filter but what the difference between a circular polarising filter and a linear one? other than the price? they're both 52mm

Ok, that's prettymuch made my mind up, I think I'll go for the 55-200mm AF-S VR. If someone could take a look at this link and let me know if I'm missing something, as the same lens from warehouse express is about £70 more...

Also, has anyone used buyacamera.co.uk? They seem to have the lens I'm after much cheaper than anywhere else, but you know what they say about things being too good to be true

Like I said I'm totally new to this so excuse the following stupid question. The higher the number on a lens means the closer the zoom will get to an object, ie. 55-200 will zoom closer than a 55-105. I know this is an idiot question but I read something earlier that made me think twice. Thanks...

Yeah the lens it came with was the 18-55mm. I haven't really found what sort of photography interests me most yet, I like shooting all sorts of pictures. I like macro type shots so advice in that area might be a good starting point for me. Thanks for the help folks.

Hi, first post here and I'm gonna get straight into asking for a bit of advice. I bought myself a Nikon D60 a couple of months back and I love it, I'm totally new to photography so I have no idea where to go next. I'm after a second lens and I was thinking about a Nikon 55-200mm, would this...