Unboxing Nikon S3100

Posted on October 30, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 17

Me on my first unboxing of the Ultraslim Nikon S3100 for my vlogging channel http:www.youtube.com/siddharthsvlogs And yeah i know digital cameras are not as good as actuall camcorders . but i believe dedicated video capture devices are not something a consumer like me would like. so yeah that’s it hope you enjoy

See my photos at: www.momentsofnaturephotography.com This is a detailed look at how to use the nikon d5100 DSLR camera. In this video I go over all the different functions of the camera controls

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Nikon D90 Review

Posted on October 30, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 0

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Nikon 1 V1 – ‘Best Price’: www.amazon.com Nikon 1 V1 – Creativity without boundaries is yours with a balance of high performance, advanced features, portability and newly designed interchangeable lens system. Compact and highly portable, the Nikon 1 V1 goes everywhere you go. Amazing images captured with a highly responsive autofocus plus super fast shooting speed. Touch a dial and capture Full HD (1080p) movies. Snap high resolution still photos even while you record! Attach a Speedlight to add fill light, or use the GPS unit to add location data to image files. Infuse your world with imagery and express as never before. For more information visit: www.amazon.com Nikon 1 V1

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Whats in my Crumpler Camera Bag (Nikon)

Posted on October 29, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 3

just a quick and simple video of what i used to have….My update is on my channel with waay more stuff! please check that out! :D

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Nikon Instruments Announces Record Sales Of Its 300mm Optical Inspection Systems

Posted on October 29, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 0

Nikon Instruments Announces Record Sales Of Its 300mm Optical Inspection Systems










MELVILLE, NY (PRWEB) January 8, 2005

Nikon’s Semiconductor Inspection Technologies Group (SITECH) today announced that they have shipped one-hundred fifty 300mm Optical Inspection tools to several US based semiconductor manufacturers. The sale marks an important milestone in SITECH’s presence in global 300mm semiconductor wafer manufacturing.

“The success of our Optical Inspection line of tools continues to lead the way in unparallel performance for the semiconductor industry,” said Takashi Kamiya, general manager, SITECH “With over four-hundred 200mm tools in the US market, combined with record sales of one-hundred fifty 300mm tools, our superior performance, low cost of ownership and the industry’s highest reliability numbers, Nikon’s leadership position represents the best value for our customers.”

The complete 300mm line of Optical Inspection tools include; OST-3200, OST-3100 and OST-7′s. Our tools allow the customer to inspect their wafers for macro defects on the front side, back side and edge of the wafer. After the Macro inspection the wafers are transferred to the microscope side to inspect for Micro defects under several choices of magnification. The tools have the option to view defects using DUV illumination which allows for even smaller defect inspection.    

About Nikon Instruments Inc.

Nikon Instruments Inc. is a global leader in the development of advanced optical technology. Its product line includes microscopy equipment, digital imaging, precision measuring and semiconductor wafer-handling equipment. Nikon is committed to providing technologically advanced instruments that offer optimal versatility, performance and productivity. Nikon combines state-of-the-art capabilities with innovative designs to produce optically superior, ergonomically friendly products for cutting-edge scientific research, medical and industrial applications. For more information visit the Nikon website at http://www.nikonusa.com. Product related inquiries can be directed to Nikon Instruments at 800-52-NIKON

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Nikon D3s Hands-on Review Video – DigitalRev.com

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 25

World’s first hands-on review of Nikon D3s, brought to you by www.digitalrev.com.

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User Driven Nikon Group Reaches 100,000 Members — Celebration Under Way

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 0

User Driven Nikon Group Reaches 100,000 Members — Celebration Under Way










Havelock, NC (PRWEB) November 1, 2007

Nikonians, the friendly international home for Nikon enthusiasts on the Web, is celebrating a significant milestone in its seven years of existence. The community has fast accelerated past 100,000 members, touching off a week-long international blow-out, complete with prizes and special offers to community members.

“We have thrived thanks to the heart and passion displayed by our members,” said Nikonians co-founder J. Ramón Palacios (jrp). “This celebration was our way of thanking them. In preparation for a party to help celebrate the big 100,000 milestone we wanted to recognize everyone whose donations, both financial and intellectual, have been the key to our success.”

The 100,000 member celebration begins with the official announcement of the winners of three prizes courtesy of event sponsor Nikon-Europe.

The first prize, a Nikon D200 DSLR Body goes to: Mark Foley (mdfnikon), a beginning photographer from New Jersey, USA. The second prize, a Nikon D40x DSLR body with AF-S DX 18-55mm/3.5-5.6G ED II lens and a Crumpler CF-EU03 backpack expands Emma Wagner’s (emmawagner) Nikon arsenal. She already owns a Nikon D80 and lives in Swindon, England. The third prize, a pair of Nikon High Grade 10×25 HG L DCF binoculars, will soon be delivered to Stefan Cook (stefanjc) from Gloucester, England. Stefan shoots mainly generic nature with a D200.

The three grand prize winners, chosen through a random drawing of Silver, Gold and Platinum level members, are the first to benefit from the Nikonians 100,000 Member Celebration party. Additional winners will soon be announced, gathering prizes donated by Hewlett Packard, Markins and the Nikonians PhotoProShop.

Nikonians, created in 2000 by co-founders Bo Stahlbrandt and J. Ramón Palacios, provided a center for reducing the learning curve and providing a sharing social environment for aspiring photographers. It quickly grew to an international family composed of Nikon photographers from all walks of life, with ages spanning from teens to seniors and experience levels from beginners to celebrated professionals. Nikonians has matured to over 70 forums in multiple languages, along with podcasts, newsletters and an ezine to now serve its 100,000 plus members.

For more information visit: http://www.nikonians.org

Nikonians.org is a non-profit organization founded in 2000, with more than 100,000 members from nearly 150 countries, mostly known through their popular community website http://www.nikonians.org. Founded and owned by Bo Stahlbrandt from Sweden and J. Ramón Palacios from Mexico. The Nikonians mission is to provide a friendly, creative, and inspiring environment for ambitious photographers of all skill levels and to help them learn and grow. Nikonians is a registered trademark of Nikonians.org. Nikon, Nikonos and Nikkor are registered trademarks of Nikon Corporation. The Nikonians domains are not associated with Nikon Corporation nor with any of its subsidiaries or affiliates in any way.

Nikon-Europe, event sponsor for this celebration, is available online at: http://www.europe-nikon.com.

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Nikon D60 review

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 50

Full review at: www.cameralabs.com : A ten minute video tour around Nikon’s entry-level 10 Megapixel D60 DSLR by Gordon Laing, Editor of www.cameralabs.com. For our full review, please click the link at the start of this text.

froknowsphoto.com This is a review of the brand new NIKON 50mm 1.8G lens. I compare it with the Nikon 50mm F1.8d Nikon 50mm 1.4g and 50mm 1.4d. You can download the full res images by clicking the link above. All images were taken with the Nikon D7000 with the different 50mm Nikon Lenses. For a full review and final thoughts on this lens please follow the link above.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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International Photo Community Launches 2006 Photographer of the Year Contest

Posted on October 26, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 0

International Photo Community Launches 2006 Photographer of the Year Contest










Colorado Springs, CO (PRWEB) May 19, 2006

Excellent photography does not always come from the most expensive cameras.

Wendy Roscoe of Australia proved that point when she used her professional experience in simply photographing her daughter with a Nikon D70 and posting it on her Nikonians.org Gallery.

The image caught the attention of the Nikonians Masters Society, composed of outstanding professional and distinguished advanced amateur photographers around the world, and resulted in her selection as the color category winner of Nikonians Photographers of the Year 2005 contest.

“Her winning photograph shows us all the ability to produce excellent work, by concentrating on the image and fundamentals of composition,” said Chris Gray, Director of Nikonians Photo Contests. “We depend on members like her to help us learn the craft.”

Roscoe’s winning entry in the color category was joined by black and white honorees in the 2005 contest, which drew 1,294 entries at an average of 100 per month said Gray.

She now can add a new Nikon D70s kit, with an 18-70 DX lens to her equipment list. She won the kit as well as a one year Gold Membership with Nikonians.org.

Nikonians member Oliver Kuerten of Germany took first place honors in the black and white category with his photo “Flying V.” Oliver won a Nikon D70s camera kit with an 18-70 DX lens and one year Gold Membership with Nikonians.org.

Second place color category winner Stephan Maurer, also of Germany, earned a Tamrac Expedition 7 camera bag and one year Gold Membership with Nikonians with his photo entitled “Harem.”

Nico Housen, of Belgium, also won a Tamrac camera bag and one year gold membership with his second place black and white entry “Bird on a Branch.”

“The addition of quality prizes from sponsors like Nikon and Tamrac was a big plus for the contest,” said Chris Gray.

“Now, we have the 2006 judging by our Nikonians Masters Society looking for the next winners,” he said. “The entries are judged by our panel of expert Nikonians photographers, who cast their vote on the photographs received within a given period.”

Finals awards and prizes will be announced and awarded in the first half of February, 2007. During the course of the year, Nikonians also recognizes exemplary work by fellow members with their Moderators Choice Awards.

“Each month two of our numerous picture taking and sharing forums are identified and the moderators of those forums make their choice,” said Gray.

Nikonians Home Page: http://www.nikonians.org


Contest Site: http://www.nikonians.org/html/contests/index.html


Contest Rules: http://www.nikonians.org/html/contests/contest_rules.html


2005 Winners: http://www.nikonians.org/dcforum/DCForumID115/15024.html


2005 Color Winner’s site: http://www.wendyroscoephotography.com.au

Nikonians® – Worldwide Home for Nikon® Photographers

Founded in the year 2000, Nikonians® is the friendly home for Nikon® enthusiasts on the Internet. With 40,000 members from 140 countries and over a million unique visitors per month, it is the largest community of its kind. The community is not related to Nikon Corporation. Nikonians® is a registered trademark of Nikonians.org. Nikon® is a registered trademark of Nikon Corporation.

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Surge Licensing Inks Deal With Nikon Sport Optics for Tred Barta, Star of Hit OLN Show, ?Best & Worst of Tred Barta;? Barta Uses Nikon Binoculars in Fishing & Hunting

Posted on October 26, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 0

Surge Licensing Inks Deal With Nikon Sport Optics for Tred Barta, Star of Hit OLN Show, “Best & Worst of Tred Barta;” Barta Uses Nikon Binoculars in Fishing & Hunting










Syosset, NY (PRWEB) August 22, 2006

Surge Licensing announced it has entered into a agreement with Nikon Sport Optics, for Tred Barta, star of the hit OLN outdoor TV show, “The Best & Worst of Tred Barta,” to promote Nikon’s outstanding array of binoculars and other optics products.

Nikon Inc. is the U.S. distributor of Nikon sport and recreational optics, world-renowned Nikon 35mm cameras, digital cameras, speedlights and accessories, Nikkor lenses and electronic imaging products. Nikon Sport Optics is a division of Nikon Inc.

Mark Freedman, President of Surge, exclusive worldwide licensor of Tred Barta, said, “Our association with Nikon grew out of Tred’s use of Nikon Monarch Binoculars during the past two decades of his legendary exploits in deep canyon fishing and big game hunting. Nikon makes the cut with Tred, helping him prepare to take world record catches on light tackle in tough ocean conditions or hunt big game with bow and arrow in isolated terrain.”

Jon LaCorte, Senior Product Marketing Manager of Nikon Sport Optics, said, “Tred takes hunting and fishing to the limit and Nikon goes with him every step of the way. Tred exemplifies the qualities of Nikon optics products, as he demands the best of himself and his equipment under the harshest conditions. We’re proud to align with Tred as he represents Nikon in a variety of ways.”

Tred Barta added, “Nikon hits the mark with me. Its great binoculars, such as the Ocean Pro, offer top quality at reasonable prices. Nikon knows the rigorous demands of outdoors enthusiasts and its great line-up of optics equipment meets their needs under the toughest conditions on land or sea.”

Tred’s website, tredbarta.com, details his exploits with tips about hunting and fishing, a section for fans to submit comments and questions and links to helpful websites, along with highlights of Tred’s shows and information about his upcoming episodes.

Barta said, “If you’re going to hunt, do it the hard way! Anything in life that’s too easy doesn’t give the same sense of accomplishment that you get when you do the work, prepare hard and hunt and fish hard. Nikon Sport Optics is a company I trust when the going gets tough.”

Freedman, famed for creating the phenomenal licensing and entertainment success with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles through Surge, added, “Tred Barta is opening a new era of licensing based on his real life approach to hunting and fishing. Tred’s fans appreciate ‘the hard way… the Barta way’ of outdoor adventures.”

As OLN-TV’s #1 show, “The Best & Worst of Tred Barta” is in its third hit season, with a growing fan base that enjoys his in your face no-holds-barred entertainment on OLN, Fridays at 9pm ET., with encore airings throughout the week.

Companies joining the Tred Barta team, in addition to Nikon, include ACR Electronics, Winslow LifeRaft Company, Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts, 3Rivers Archery and Canyon Ammo Fishing Tackle. Barta is also a world class fisherman whose annual Barta Blue Marlin Classic Fishing Tournament has raised over $ 1 million to help kids, and has been sponsored by companies such as Anheuser-Busch, Rolex, Rampage Yachts, Caterpillar, Maui Jim, Mercury Marine, OLN-TV, Volvo Penta and many others.

While his extreme hunting and fishing approach is more like frontier America, Barta is a 21st century man who is both a pilot and owner of a corporate aircraft company, Barta-Iso Aviation.

Nikon Sport Optics and Nikon USA are headquartered in Melville, NY and offer the best in binoculars and other sport optics, specially designed for Marine, Hunting, Outdoors Lifestyle and for Birding, or bird watching. For more information, visit nikonsportoptics.com.

Surge Licensing, based in Syosset, NY, licenses entertainment properties worldwide. For more information about Tred Barta visit tredbarta.com .

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The Startling Facts About Nikon D5000 DSLR Camera – Review

Posted on October 26, 2011 by Photography | Permalink 0

The particular Nikon D5000 is a reasonably low-priced DSLR qualified at the entry-level industry. The D5000 features a 12.9 Megapixel DX (1.5X crop factor) sensing unit, since most certainly as the most recent technology EXSPEED processor, which provides created the changeover from the Nikon D90. The Nikon D5000 has additionally adopted the exact same 11-point autofocus system that includes colour and range monitoring, together with a selection of viewfinder gridlines.

By far the most remarkable and significant function of the Nikon D5000 is the tilt-and-rotate LCD screen to keep track of regular position screen, live view and picture or video playback. The LCD screen is a 2.7inch, 230,000 dot check that provides 100 per cent frame coverage and can easily be altered with 7 different brightness levels. The Nikon D5000 is also having a high-capacity EN-EL9a battery which permits you to take pictures for much more time. The nominal ISO range extends from 200 to 3200 (ISO 100 and 6400 are usually also available) and customers will be in a position to gain access to Nikon’s Active D-Lighting proprietary function which raises shadow fine detail whilst avoiding overexposed highlights.

The Nikon D5000 also features a contrast-detecting autofocus constructed in to the live view functionality, as perfectly as inbuilt picture sensor cleaning and 5 advanced scene modes particularly created for first-time DSLR customers. The previously mentioned Active D-Lighting feature enables users to entry a broader dynamic selection. built-in flash, as well as 3D Colour Matrix Metering II.

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These well known with the Nikon D40x or D60 DSLRs will be right at home with the Nikon D5000′s design. The D5000 is rather a big Digital Camera; digger than the D40X or D60 varieties primarily because of the swivel LCD screen.

The size of the Nikon D5000 is looking attractive although for photographers with bigger hands, as it makes grasping the DSLR less difficult and more secure. The DSLR’s handles are found on the back and top of the D5000 and those well known with the D40x and D60 cameras will certainly find navigation a breeze.

The viewfinder gives 95% frame coverage, with a slightly downgraded magnification ability of 0.78x. The Nikon D5000 additionally features an amazing 0.02 seconds shutter lag and an similarly notable 0.19 seconds autofocus acquisition. The autofocus functionality performs well in bright light conditions and even really does a reliable job of acquiring fast focus in low-light circumstances. The inbuilt 11-point autofocus system permits even novice photographers to simply catch quality pictures of static and moving subjects.

Nikon consists of photo stabilisation as regular with any of its lenses that have the VR label. Picture stabilisation can easily be disabled at the user’s discretion, but the Nikon D5000 will certainly immediately permit photo stabilisation for D-Movie capturing. The D5000′s lithium-ion battery is ranked for 510 photos when it’s totally charged (no flash).

Nikon DSLR digital cameras have got a name for high quality and the Nikon D5000 is no exception to this. This digital camera offers superb metering, good white balance and solid colour throughout. Menu navigation is fairly seamless and the Picture Control menu particularly provides an remarkable image customisation over contrast, brightness, saturation, sharpness and shade. Nikon’s Active-D Lighting function is triggered by default and functions a fantastic job of improving shadow fine detail, whilst together retaining highlights.

The Nikon D5000 additionally offers the capability to capture movie, which is commendable for an entry-level DSLR. In terms of high quality, the video is extraordinary in relation to colour, smoothness and the quality of detail for a point-and-shoot digital camera. Customers will be capable to capture video footage at 320 x 216, 640 x 240 or 1280 x 720 resolutions at a theatrical film rate of 24 frames per second.

For an entry-level DSLR camera, the Nikon D5000 offers that little bit additional in terms of features and performance. The gripes with Nikon’s DSLR are insignificant and very easily forgivable provided the amazing package and affordable price label.

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