wkramer Loc: pa,northeast

have been taking pics since,i can't remember,all35mm,aps flim.NOW have nikon D90,love it,there is so much more to learn.book is kind of hard to understand. if there is anyone out there who can lend a hand,thank you in advance. wkramer

dongrant Loc: Earth, I think!

If you have been shooting 35 film for awhile, you have a jump on some people with the basics. Digital is a bit different, but I didn't find the difference to be a big problem. A book that I recommend to any people (much may be old stuff to you) is Scott Kelby's Digital Photography. Also, try to learn Histograms (cross it with Adams's Zone System ) and your off and running. I have a feeling that you will be running all over the place with that D90 in no time. One last thing to quote and saying that I used to hear on an old Saturday morning ESPN show about guns and hunting "shoot more, shoot more often."

wkramer Loc: pa,northeast

DONGRANT,THANK'S WILL FIND SCOTT'S BOOK SOMEWHERE AND GIVE IT A ONCE OVER. FOUND OUT THIS MORNING HOW TO DOWNLOAD PHOTOS,I THINK,SO AT LEAST I HAVE A START ON UGLY. THIS SITE I WILL FIND VERT INTERESTING,AGAIN,THANKS,WKRAMER

nikondaddy Loc: Mayfield,Kentucky

apply what you know and get use to using the D-90 which is an excellent camera by Nikon. t,s digital you can take a thousand pictures for free unlike film and if you were good with film digital can make you even better. Quit looking at that thing like it,s a monster it,s friendly if you become it,s friend and use it.

wkramer Loc: pa,northeast

Thank you.i find that of course the more i use it the more i feel better about it. I will keep my head in there and do my best,thank you again.wkramer