nikon camera lens coffee cup image
Ayham Hamm
Hi helpers,
I've recently got the Nikon D5100 along with the 18-55mm Kit Lens and the Nikkor 55-300mm VR Lens.
(1) My question is when shooting close objects in P mode (for example a cup of coffee and some biscuits on a table = Food Photography) with the 55-300mm lens, it focuses correctly to the objects but when pressing the shutter it doesn't take the picture, any ideas why?
* The lens has AF and VR set to ON.
* The camera is on P mode
* It's my first time to use a DSLR.
(2) When selecting the Continuous Shooting from the menu while in P mode, sometimes it doesn't take multiple pictures, as if you shot a single frame.
Appreciate you help.
Thanks in advance, Ayhamov. (twitter.com/ayhamov)
DAN:
Yes, I'm sure about the continuous shooting, it's as long as you press the shutter button it takes up to 4 frames per second.
DAN:
Yes, I'm sure about the continuous shooting, it's as long as you press the shutter button it takes up to 4 frames per second.
Answer
In some situations, it is probably not focused correctly even though the lens attempts to focus. Extreme close-ups is usually when this happens.
Put the lens into manual focus mode (the A/M-M switch), then focus it manually. The camera will then shoot the photo. However, if the photo comes out blurry, it is because you either did not focus it correctly, or the lens is too close.
Also, there should be a little green LED in the viewfinder that comes on when the camera is focused. If it does not come on, the camera will not allow you to take the photo in auto focus mode. You can also use the little green dot to help you focus manually as well, but the photo can be taken in manual focus mode whether the green LED is on or not.
It is just harder to focus DSLRs than SLRs, as the SLRs had a "ground glass" center in the viewfinder that helped to determine focus. I wish camera manufacturers would bring this back for DSLRs.
In some situations, it is probably not focused correctly even though the lens attempts to focus. Extreme close-ups is usually when this happens.
Put the lens into manual focus mode (the A/M-M switch), then focus it manually. The camera will then shoot the photo. However, if the photo comes out blurry, it is because you either did not focus it correctly, or the lens is too close.
Also, there should be a little green LED in the viewfinder that comes on when the camera is focused. If it does not come on, the camera will not allow you to take the photo in auto focus mode. You can also use the little green dot to help you focus manually as well, but the photo can be taken in manual focus mode whether the green LED is on or not.
It is just harder to focus DSLRs than SLRs, as the SLRs had a "ground glass" center in the viewfinder that helped to determine focus. I wish camera manufacturers would bring this back for DSLRs.
what should i do my camara has coffee in it?
PaNda
i bought a camara 4 days ago a nikon touch screen camara
it was on top of the tv and accidently dropped it with my elbow nd the it fell right into the cup of coffe which was almost half full
like an idiot i didnt know u were supposed to take out the battery immediatly
i turned it on it worked great
5 mins later it was bluurrry then after that every time i turned it on the lens would come out then go rite back in plllleeez help thanx is there a place that can fix water damage on camara or wat to it was 200 dollars ouch lol btw i live in brooklyn new york
Answer
Sorry, don't know of any shops that I would recommend in Brooklyn NY. Are you prepared to pay as much as $100 to have your camera fixed because I think that would be the least that a repair shop will charge. Take it back to the store and see what they say. Maybe they'll cut you break. And check your credit card, maybe it has some kind of purchase insurance.
Sorry, don't know of any shops that I would recommend in Brooklyn NY. Are you prepared to pay as much as $100 to have your camera fixed because I think that would be the least that a repair shop will charge. Take it back to the store and see what they say. Maybe they'll cut you break. And check your credit card, maybe it has some kind of purchase insurance.
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