Nikon D40/x 18-55mm Users | Forum profile

This isn't the very first shot I took, but it was just the second day of owning my D40 and the first D40 shot I posted to Flickr. Don't know how much I can say about it in detail. It's one of many I took of this cat (not mine) while getting a feel for the camera. Was using a -0.7 EV compensation as per Ken Rockwell's advice. Only took it into Photoshop for some very minor ...

This is the site you need: www.botzilla.com/photo/strobeVolts.html Basically the answer is "no", you do not want to use this on your d40 until you get a voltmeter and check out the voltage.

hey congrats! I love the camera still! For what its worth, I found one of your pictures...its on the 5th or 6th page alrady =)

Hi, I think her eyes look weird... Other then that, It's a bit overexposed, but if you took it in RAW/NEF then you can correct some stuff...

set the aperture all the way open (that's f/3.5 on the kit lens) and focus on something close. adjust shutter speed and iso for proper exposure, or set it to aperture priority mode.

I like the edited version, because of the warmth of the fur color.

Hello everyone! I really want to buy some lens for landscaping for Nikon D-40, I need an advice please! I also have 24-120mm and do not exactly know what is good for. thanks for help.

you mean all the settings you tried during your practice? alright i'll definitely do... thanks for that! because when i did those i just used the P mode, i should have tried the others... :(

my mother accidentally bumped my camera while it was on the tripod, the camera hit the carpeted floor and came off the tripod and now the zoom won't rotate, stuck at 55mm. How can I fix it? I'm scared to force rotate it.