Nikon has posted firmware updates for the following cameras: D3100, D3200, D5100, D5200, and P7700. More accurate detection of the remaining charge for the EN-EL14a rechargeable li-ion battery is the only fix. Get the update
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Amazon Store: astore.amazon.com Quick unboxing and overview of my new Nikon D3100 DSLR camera. I purchased it from a camera store on ebay located in NY and purchased a package that included a bunch of accessories. I feel that for the price it was an excellent purchase. Below is the link of the auction I purchased so you can see exactly what I got. It includes the full Nikon Warranty and all items are new and never opened. cgi.ebay.com Follow me on twitter: www.twitter.com Visit: BuzzGadgets.com Subscribe to: www.youtube.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com this is a video of a few clips I filmed using the new Nikon D3100 ..Quick edit of some clips from my nikon ..im just filming some stuff around me with the new Nikon D3100 in FULL HD 1080p 24fps Objective:18-105 / shot on long island NY**Yes its color corrected by the way**
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Original Upload Date: July 21, 2009 Remember the times when you ever achieve level-99 on any skill, and you just feel proud of yourself and decide to upload a footage of you getting a level 99? Well those days are pretty old, and I’m sure not so many people are interested in that anymore I’m afraid. :/ This is a compilation of me getting 5 combat skills to level 99 in the following order: Hitpoints (now known as Constitution since the ×10 update), Attack, Ranged, Magic and Strength. Defence was not included at the time and I never managed to film that when I got it to 99 after the five skills. :/ I made it a compilation of five 99’s because back then, showing off just ONE lvl 99 skill, especially the easy-to-get skills (ex.: Fishing, Cooking, Fletching, Woodcutting) were just way too common and mainstream. Videos like these may not get much attention since there’s so many players that can achieve level 99’s without wasting a lot of effort, and due to updates making the game so easy, that it’s not easy-level-grinding like it was before. FINAL NOTE: Those Random outbursts in the video contain a lot of videogame/movie references. Let’s see if you can guess where they’re originated. 😛
This fixed-focal length lens is perfect for portraits and good for the bokeh!!! All pictures shot on a Nikon D3100 with the 35mm f/1.8G lens. Sample images link.. www.flickr.com
First offering from 15 year old singer/songwriter Lily Juniper. Directed and filmed by James Miller around Portobello Market in March 2012. Produced by David Boyd. My debut EP will be out on the 28th January 2013, through the usual digital outlets such as iTunes & Amazon. It contains the tracks ‘Plan B’, ‘Object Of My Affection’ & ‘Not Enough’. Management: David and Yvette Boyd – david@flockmusic.com www.facebook.com www.twitter.com
Film made to test out the video capabilities of the Nikon D3100. Don’t ask questions. Just run.
Time lapse of a suburban street at night around dusk with examples of various edits of the same time lapse sequence to illustrate how you can make things a little more interesting. I used my Nikon D3100 with a Hahnel Giga T Pro intervalometer remote. ISO=800, Shutter Speed= 1.6s and Aperture= F5.6
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Testing out 1080p movie mode in raw format, as well as my film editing skills. About 80% captured using a Nikon Series E 50mm f1.8 lens in manual mode. I also used the stock lens (Nikkor 18-55mm AF f3.5) for a couple sequences. All sequences shot with manual focus. Various indoor shots, day and night. Lots of low light situations. Music by Charlie Parker, “Bird of Paradise,” 1947 – Featuring Miles Davis.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
The film, “Energy of Colors” was created using the vibrant hues of Okinawa’s flora and fauna to symbolize life itself. While on location, the photographer took advantage of the D5000’s Vari-angle monitor while shooting with a tripod as well as when capturing small creatures such as hermit crabs at low angles. Using an ND filter to maintain maximum aperture, the photographer was able to utilize beautifully cinematic image blur, thanks to the D5000’s large image sensor. AE lock was used to keep the same exposure level when panning. Combine these steps with the radiant Okinawan sunshine and the result is the impressive D-Movie footage you see here.
Video Rating: 0 / 5
This video was shot with the Nikon D3100. Lens: Nikon AF-S Nikkor 50mm f1.4 G Visit us at www.artoftheimage.com for more on the Nikon D3100
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Just a quick example of the different ISO settings I have attempted to use in my attempts to carry out time lapse of the star filled night sky. This is an FYI just to give you an idea of the quality that you can capture using ISO 1600 or ISO 1800 and also the difference in the amount of stars you can pick up. Shutter speed obviously plays a part as well but this video is to highlight what you could expect from higher ISO settings in regards to capturing stars at night. Hope it helps. Camera used Nikon D3100 DSLR