Recent content by nicouy

Hi, I would go with the Hoya Pro1 or better (HD2, EV(0)), they are somewhat expensive, but they are worth it, from what I've seen lower end UV filters can reduce image quality a little bit. Hoya Pro1 DMC - http://www.amazon.ca/Hoya-Digital-Multi-Coated-Violet-Filter/dp/B000BH5OUI

Hi, welcome to the photography world!!! I would like to give you a couple of general tips about buying your beginner camera. The models you mentioned are great for beginners, because they are not very expensive, and they give you lots of room to learn. From the ones you mentioned I would chose...

Like they said before: if you are connecting the SD directly then it should appear as a storage device (like a mp3 player), and then you should be able to copy your files. A good idea is to have windows update (if you're using windows) enabled, so it downloads automatically the driver for the SD...

Hi, I would go with D5200 + 18-55, avoid the 55-300 and save some money for the 70-200, you won't regret it. For landscape the Sigma 10-20 f/4-5.6 is great. Try it.

Hi, since you don't mention how much experience you have in photography I can suggest the following things... First, either the Nikon D5200 or the D7100 are great cameras for the price you want to pay. Both come with great kit lens. Second, and most important of all..... it's more important to...