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:ROFLMAO:must be my old age and wonky eyes then, no matter how carefully i line up the grid lines in the viewer, i always seem to have a tilt when i finally press the button !:banghead: :p

I got a usb to go cable off amazon for £1.97 ( inc postage ! ) I use it to drive the camera from my Sony Xperia T using dslrdashboard, which is a brilliant app ( and free ), I also use a 10m active USB extender, so i can hide away from camera so I don't scare the critters ( or keep out of the...

Or get the 72mm slim for your superwide and then use adaptor rings for all the rest !

whats wrong with the dishwasher , just take off the lens and put it in the cutlery tray , do body and lens together

if you can't fit all the scene in one shot , do a panoramic sweep and stitch together , there are a few programs out there to do it. Then crop it to suit. A tripod is useful, but I've managed hand-held and got good results. I've even managed a panorama using a 200m lens, stitching 15 images...

Menu - Custom - C4 Monitor time out

unless you want to use a 10M usb extender and stay in the warm !

digicamcontrol , works really well on PC and is free. remote control from laptop with live view and loads of other functions.

I use the 18-105 that came with the d7000 almost all of the time, it does most of what I want.

digikam for windows and linux is a fairly presentable replacement for lightroom, supports most raw formats and has the same non-destructive editing, tagging etc. Just not as snazzy an interface, but its free.

try this site http://www.theurbanexplorer.co.uk/

nikons free download - viewnx ( originally comes with camera ), bit slow but work well.

just digging across the web, the Nikon CLS is wireless:), but it's NOT wireless:eek: , let me explain: When you see "wireless" you automatically think radio waves, but in the Nikon CLS this isn't true:cuckoo:, the CLS actually sends the commands to the remote units in the pre-flash from the...

I originally bought the D7000 with the 18-105 kit lens, and have bought a 50mm and 10-24, but I've got to say the 18-105 stays on most of the time, because its versatile, and because most of my stuff is "off the cuff" and not planned.:D Needless to say I am always lugging a hugh camera back...

I have the nissen and a d7000, when in Creative Lighting mode the manual states the inbuilt flash has to be in the raised position even if its turn off in the menu, ie commander mode only.