Lens Filter Nikon

Lens Filter Nikon

SLR (Single Lens Reflex) Digital Cameras Review

Many more serious photographers are converting to SLR digital cameras because of the convenience that a digital camera offers. With a SLR, or single lens reflex, digital camera they can get professional quality pictures with the convenience of a digital camera. There are some SLR cameras with great digital camera reviews. Here is a look at some of the top SLR digital cameras that got a five out of five star rating.

Nikon D80

The Nikon D80 SLR digital camera offers 10.2 megapixels for startling picture clarity. It has an in camera editing feature that allows you to touch up your photos directly on the camera. It also has a 2.5" color LCD and a pentaprism viewfinder with a built in diopter. It has 6 white balance modes and 6 flash modes. It also has an orientation sensor and an external flash mount. It includes a PictureProject CD Rom and comes with many accessories. This is a quality SLR digital camera with many extras and will run you around $900.

Canon EOS 40D

This SLR digital camera features 10.1 megapixels. It has a metal lens mount to accommodate additional lenses. It has a 3" color LCD with a 7 level brightness control as well as a viewfinder with an adjustable diopter. The Canon EOS 40D SLR digital camera has 4.8x optical zoom. It has 9 white balance modes and 4 flash modes. It features an external flash mount and a focus range of 2.8'-5.6'. It is PictBridge compatible and comes with EOS Digital Solution software. There are so many features and accessories with this camera it is impossible to list them all. This is a highly rated SLR digital camera, and worth all of the $1,500 it retails for.

Olympus EVOLT

The Olympus EVOLT is a wonderful SLR digital camera that has 10 megapixels coupled with a Supersonic Wave Filter that eliminates dust and debris from your shot so that you get a clear image every time. It comes with two different lenses and is compatible with many more. It has a 2.5" color LCD as well as a separate viewfinder. There are over 16 scene modes and seven exposure modes. There are seven different white balance modes and a variety of flash settings. You can even choose your own custom color effects for each shot. It is PictBridge compatible and comes with many accessories. This is a great deal on a SLR digital camera for only $750.

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Is my lens filter too small?

I just bought a nikon d90 and I have been told it is a great thing to have lens filters so I bought a few as well. Do lens filters fit any lens or just the zoom lens? The lens on my camera is Nikkor 18-105mm and my filters say they are 62-67mm. Or was the salesman mistaken and grabbed me the wrong size?? Any advice or tips would be great! Thanks.

The problem is you dont understand the numbers you are reading. The numbers on the lens is the focal length range. The number on each filter is the diameter of the filter. The diameter of the filter, should correspond to the diameter of the end of the lens, and should be written on the lens next to a symbol that looks like a o with a slash.

You can get things called step down rings that will allow you to use a filter with a larger diameter on a lens that has a smaller diameter, but its difficult to use a smaller filter on a bigger lens.

Once you have matched the numbers, the filter just screws on to the lens.

Take the time to learn about which filters you are using. Some really do nothing but lower the quality of the image. Some are just there to protect the lens from scratches. And some can help you achieve different effects.

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