axor
hey there guys i have a great nikon coolpix s1 which ive had for a year and ive always looked after it well and had no problems. however for some strange reason ive recently been gettng a lens cover error. what happens is that when i turn on the camera the lens cover seems to be stuck and won't open, i have to maually get it to open and then the camera works. a very interesting thing is that this error doesn't always happen but only sometimes when i swith the camera on, i was wonderng what could be the problem because when it does happen its very annoying, and i feel like i may ruin my camera if i keep manually opening the lens cover.
Answer
there are 4 little springs which open the lens cover.
one of them probably came off.
that happened to my canon a75.
I fixed it myself.
you decide what you want to do.
there are 4 little springs which open the lens cover.
one of them probably came off.
that happened to my canon a75.
I fixed it myself.
you decide what you want to do.
Best walk-around lens for a Nikon DX camera?
Jack
I asked this question just the other day and got some great answers but im going to ask it in a little bit more of a broad term. Im buying a Nikon d7100 and will be taking college photography lessons soon after. Im not sure as to what specific lenses i will need so im just choosing myself. I have a budget of $800 And need the best lens for multiple situations. I can't decide between a prime or a zoom and with every lens i look up there is always someone giving a contradiction as to why another lens is better. I figure a walk-around lens is best for me since I may be taking photos in doors of pets and the next minute i could be taking sports pictures. I know there is probably not a real all in one lens solution since other lens will do specific ranges better but any recommendations for lens is highly appreciated.
Answer
Changing lens take only a few second, for $800 I would consider these set-up, you will cover the same ground if not more than a 18-200mm do it all lens and you will be able to get yourself one or more fast lens for indoor or for when the ambient light is low or simply to get shallow depth of field for portrait or anything else.
Nikon 55-200mm vr. ($250) Sliding aperture lens good for outdoor use. This is not a great lens, optically the same if not better than the 18-200mm and it cost definitely less money.
Nikon 35mm f/1,8 ($200) Fast lens good for indoor/outdoor use.
Nikon 50mm f/1,8D ($125) Fast lens good for indoor/outdoor use.
Leave you room to buy yourself a decent tripod and a remote control.
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Nikon 55-200mm vr ($250)
Nikon 35mm f/1,8G ($200)
Nikon 50mm f/1,8G ($220)
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Nikon 55-200mm vr ($250)
Nikon 50mm f/1,4G ($470) Fast lens good for indoor/outdoor use.
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Nikon 70-300mm vr ($600) Sliding aperture lens good for outdoor use. This is probably the best zoom lens between the 55-200 and the 80-200mm f/2,8D.
Nikon 50mm f/1,8D ($125)
http://www.bhphotovideo.com
Changing lens take only a few second, for $800 I would consider these set-up, you will cover the same ground if not more than a 18-200mm do it all lens and you will be able to get yourself one or more fast lens for indoor or for when the ambient light is low or simply to get shallow depth of field for portrait or anything else.
Nikon 55-200mm vr. ($250) Sliding aperture lens good for outdoor use. This is not a great lens, optically the same if not better than the 18-200mm and it cost definitely less money.
Nikon 35mm f/1,8 ($200) Fast lens good for indoor/outdoor use.
Nikon 50mm f/1,8D ($125) Fast lens good for indoor/outdoor use.
Leave you room to buy yourself a decent tripod and a remote control.
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Nikon 55-200mm vr ($250)
Nikon 35mm f/1,8G ($200)
Nikon 50mm f/1,8G ($220)
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Nikon 55-200mm vr ($250)
Nikon 50mm f/1,4G ($470) Fast lens good for indoor/outdoor use.
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Nikon 70-300mm vr ($600) Sliding aperture lens good for outdoor use. This is probably the best zoom lens between the 55-200 and the 80-200mm f/2,8D.
Nikon 50mm f/1,8D ($125)
http://www.bhphotovideo.com
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