My first DSLR pics...

[thecynicroute]

Just took my new D70 downtown, and I must say, I like the results! Got any tips on how I could get the most out of my D70?

[ACArmstrong]

How to get the most out of a D70? - hmmm..... sell it and buy a Canon. I keed, I keed. LOL

Nice shots, especially for the first time using a DSLR. Keep showing us the good work.

[another view]

I think you've done a good job - you must already be familiar with using Photoshop, etc. Have you used a digital camera before? It's a lot like shooting slide film exposure-wise; it has to be right on for best results.

Curious - where is this? Looks like Denver in one of the shots.

[Speed]

How to get the most out of a D70? - hmmm..... sell it and buy a Canon. I keed, I keed. LOL

Nice shots, especially for the first time using a DSLR. Keep showing us the good work.

hmmm..... sell it and buy a Canon.

You're a funny guy Andy!

But why, pray tell, would anyone want to regress?

;-)

Hey, as a Nikon guy (Nikon Samurai # 1 to be precise), I've got to give the Canon guy a hard time. :-D

[thecynicroute]

I think you've done a good job - you must already be familiar with using Photoshop, etc. Have you used a digital camera before? It's a lot like shooting slide film exposure-wise; it has to be right on for best results.

Curious - where is this? Looks like Denver in one of the shots.

Thanks for the comments, guys. =) Before this, I used a Canon AE-1 Program and an Olympus 1.5 megapixel digital point and shoot. Talk about an upgrade eh? I learned how to use photoshop years ago, so the Olympus actually served me well for a good 5 years. The city I shot was San Jose, CA. I'm still getting the hang of the D70 - thanks for the tip about the slide film, I did notice that when I took a bracket of shots and one came out exceptionally good, but never really gave it a second thought. Now I know to pay more attention.

[adina]

How to get the most out of a D70? - hmmm..... sell it and buy a Canon. I keed, I keed. LOL
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That was my first thought as well !

[Speed]

http://www.nikonslrlearningcenter.com/

http://www.nikonians.org/

http://www.nikonslr.com/home.html

And you can always get a Lantern User Guide at your local bookstore.

Hope this helps.