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BDK
I dont knnow if ou use Pse at all, but in the organizer, if you have pse or photoshop, you can add you name and copy right. I have it on my and when i dl to the organizer it places it in automatically.
My 2 cents

Drwilk
After re-reading your post.
when you take a photo, it will count the shot.
your photos are counted from 101 being the first shot.
all of your shots counhted will show up as IE: 101-105 and so on
The number 101 is the very first number of your pic file on the camera and also the d7000mfolder number. the number after the 101-xxx i the number of the photo.
But that is on the upper right of the screen. On my d7000 any way.

Drwilk
the number you see on the lower right side after a pic is taken is the
resolution of your photo. When you set your size of photo to smal, med, or large. it will show up on the lower right side of your screen when you take a photo, or review the photo.

Hope this helps

Something to think about, On christmas at a party I was aked to take a group shot of about 40 people in the house at night.
I was asked because I was the only one with a camera, I had my D7000 and a 35mm lense and o external flash. Not prepared to do this at all. II took the challenge and had everyone in 3 rows, about 9 or 10 in a row. I set my 35mm to it largest opening and and used a make shift diffusser with a napkin for my pop up flash. Took 3 photo of the group to make a panorama.
I took the same photo, 3 times, because not all will look into the camera at the same time. It always happens.
It will work with a little PP.

Just a note that you can do the pics with you lense that came with the camera. ( Just my 2 cent )

Happy New Year )

Thank you,I will be at the posted be at the posted link Nikonian and flyextreme.
you tube has me more confused as ever.

by thew way that pin in the pic is actually twice the original size that you see

It is just a sewing pin from my wifes pincushin.
maybe less than qanj 8th of an inch

here is a pic of me trying a macro technique. to the best of my memory, my setup was ISO 400. 125-sec at f/8, ring flash.

it is only a pinhead, but it is something simple to work with.
Please tell me how to improve it. Is it a Macro? or just a close-up.
If so why is it a close up or why is it a macro.
I have read books, watched youtube. As far as i can tell, this is a macro but the confusion is. A macro should be 1:2, if not it is just a close up.
I believe that a close up could be cropped to 1:1 or larger.
Please tell me / teach me , what is the difference?
I watched on you tube a woman from India show macro techniques with just a Macro setting on the camera.. It looked like a close up.
A video put out by B&H, was good at explaining macro, but, the photos he showed did not fill the frame and ;looked like a close up.
Very confusing, to me any way. I desperately need help.
I have sent a photo with the exif , maybe it can help.
Thank you in advance. Hobbycam

Macro or close up

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here is a pic of my second atemt at Macro photo.
It is just a pinhead, but iy is something simple to start.
pleas tell me is this a Macro shot or just a close-up.
please a Macro or close-up

Thank you in advance.
hobbycam

Pinhead

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I learned that the hard way also sonny
I lost a card of photos by removing the card with the camera on.
I dont do that now
But, I still remove my lense evry now and than without turning the dang camera off first. Must be old timers disease <G>

Bud Root, dont worry about the camera, yuou are fine.
I use several brands and I cant tell you how many times I have forgotten to check to make sure i had both lense and camera set to auto or manual. Nothing went badf for me with the equipment so far.

hey sonny, I am as old as I feel, @65 I just cruise along. LOL

Welcome to UHH Bud.
This forum is good place to get some answers.
You will find humor and some nopt so amusing answers at times.
But all is well and good most of the time :-)

I have joined awhile back and hardly ever post.
I do enjoy this forum, but before I can post the regs, usually
answer the question that someone has asked. I really dont like to chew the cabbage twice , as the saying goes. <G>

Just my 2 cents :-)