I rented both for about $15 and tried them out. My main reason for the lens was low light. In the end, I got the 35mm on my D7200 because it fit more situations than the 50mm. Now find myself using it more than I thought.

I have the 35mm 1.8 ED lens and it works great for my usage on a D7200 and D5100. I rented both a 35mm and 50mm to see which lens better suited my needs and the 35 won out because of the angle of view. I use it for street and grandkids photos. Have not taken it out for landscape but I am sure it will work well. I also have the 85mm micro which is slower but allows for some great macro shooting and is useful for street also. Drawback is it is DX lens.

Billy, Great shot! Reminds me of Vietnam many many years ago.

Not on my Movie Setting menu. Reset the menu but does not show up.

l can not find any setting that has "Manual Movie" associated with it. What menu item is that in?

I was shooting in Aperture priority.

Thanks both of you. I looks like I will just use Auto for my casual videos.

Craig

I am trying to learn more about taking videos with my D7200. I rarely use it for videos and when I did the other night at my granddaughter’s Christmas program I struggled with setting the f - stop. On my D5100 I can change the f- stop while I am recording but with the D7200 it appears you can only set the f- stop after you stop recording , switch the “movie” selector back to the “camera” setting, set the f-stop and then set everything back to record.
I have read the manual and David Busch’s book and neither mention that you have to stop recording and switch before changing the f- stop.

Can someone help? Do I have something set up wrong?
Thanks in advance

Thanks, I should have looked around more! That helps speed the process along.

I just looked under preset and nothing seem to show up for PSE printing.

Thanks

Is there any way to set your own default print settings in PSE 13? Every time I go to print from a restart of the program I have to select my paper size, paper quality, print quality and borderless.

I have had many versions of PSE and they have all acted the same.

Consider Nikon's 18-140. It is not the sharpest lens but certainly does a good job on most photo's. Because of its construction it is not heavy but seem to be durable enough.

If the lens has Af-S in the description it is Ok for the 5500. If no AF-S then she will have to focus manually.

If the lens has Af-S in the description it is Ok for the 5500. If no AF-S then she will have to focus manually.

I agree with Nukepr. Have the "old" Nikon 18-300 originally on my 5100 now on my D7200. Rarely do I need to use something else.

My favorite spot on earth. Sunrise-Sunset or any time there is none better. Good photo, would be nice to see some of the foreground but just knowing where it came from OK by me.