Ever have a Duhhh moment?

[Grandpaw]

I own a Nikon D80 & D90 and have watched the Nikon digitutor video and have purchased the Magic Lantern DVD's for both and also watched them several times. It has been some time since I searched for YouTube videos on my cameras but today I took a look again to see what is available. WOW there is a ton of them out there that are very good and informative, so if you haven't ever looked or looked lately do yourself a favor and search YouTube for videos on your camera. No matter how much you know about your equipment you just may be surprised at the information you can pick up, I was. So go take a look and see what new things you can learn for FREE, Jeff

[n8]

I've considered these, but I really find just taking the time to hold my camera in one hand and the manual in the other to be just as effective.

[Grandpaw]

I've considered these, but I really find just taking the time to hold my camera in one hand and the manual in the other to be just as effective.

I personally prefer the videos. Reading a Nikon manual is a great way to learn how to drink, Jeff

[WesternGuy]

Jeff , thanks for the tip - someplace I never thought to go for videos on my camera. I will have a look and see what I can find. Thanks.

WesternGuy

[Photo-John]

I try to always include a few actual photo technique tips in my camera intro videos. Anyone can tell you the specs and show you where the controls are on a camera. Here's a link to the PhotographyREVIEW.com YouTube channel and all my videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/Photogra...W?feature=mhum