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lyss823
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Alyssa
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Nikon D60 Owners
Quick question for you - I noticed that my camera doesn't take pictures as fast as other people's cameras. If I got a high speech memory card for it, would that solve the problem?
Thanks so much for your help!
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Posted 1/28/10 8:04 AM  |
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CaMacho
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Re: Nikon D60 Owners
What do you mean? Mine is really fast, when I push down the button to take a pic I instantly hear the click of the shutter, no delay... yours has a delay?
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| Posted 1/28/10 9:19 AM |
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lucyloo
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Re: Nikon D60 Owners
In auto mode I think it takes a little longer if you are using the built in flash as opposed to an outdoor shot.
Also there is a rapid fire mode.. is that what you mean?
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| Posted 1/28/10 9:28 AM |
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Janice
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Janice
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Re: Nikon D60 Owners
mine is really fast
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| Posted 1/28/10 9:38 AM |
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lyss823
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Alyssa
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Re: Nikon D60 Owners
Yes, mine has a delay and it's getting me so frustrated since I thought DSLRs are usually fast. I'm wondering if it is because I'm using a flash? (not an add-on flash, just the flash on the camera). My rapid fire mode isn't even that fast. I hope there's nothing wrong with my camera!
Can you tell me what kind of memory cards you have? Are they high speed cards?
Thanks for your help!
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| Posted 1/29/10 12:54 PM |
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jlk51496
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Katie
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Re: Nikon D60 Owners
def get a high spped memory card...SDHC
and in auto mode..hold down the shutter half way so it does the focusing and THEN push it down the rest of the way to take the pic..i find this helps too with better pic taking!
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| Posted 1/29/10 1:24 PM |
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CunningOne
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Re: Nikon D60 Owners
I have a D50 and I have 2 shooting modes. The one shot and the continuous mode. I'd refer to your manual to make sure you have the camera in continuous fire mode. I would explain it here, but I know the D60 is pretty different from the D50 I have.
Message edited 1/29/2010 1:29:16 PM.
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| Posted 1/29/10 1:28 PM |
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EricaAlt
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Erica
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Re: Nikon D60 Owners
good post. I've been having the same issues with mine
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| Posted 1/29/10 2:06 PM |
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Julymommie09
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can't wait
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Re: Nikon D60 Owners
i have the d40 what mode is the continuous mode? when i p[ut it on sports thats the only rapid fire i get. but the pics come out blurry
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| Posted 1/29/10 2:26 PM |
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CunningOne
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Re: Nikon D60 Owners
Posted by Julymommie09
i have the d40 what mode is the continuous mode? when i p[ut it on sports thats the only rapid fire i get. but the pics come out blurry
Each of the digital vari-modes (portrait, landscape, child, sports, close-up, landscape, etc.) should be capable of shooting in either single frame (which is usually set as the default) or continuous (burst mode). I can change my shooting mode on my D50 by pressing a button and scrolling the command dial. The D40 and D60 are different, so you will need to read the manual to find out how to change the setting - probably in a menu. I think they are referred to as release modes...
HTH
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| Posted 1/29/10 2:45 PM |
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