Friday, April 25, 2008
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Nikon Remote Control
Picture this… a family prepared themselves for family picture. “A dad” adjusted the camera to set the self timer.
“Ready?” A dad announced front of his family.
His family gave him a nod.
He push the button then ran before the self timer set to snap the picture but… too late, a dad can’t able to get in before the picture took a place why? Distance of course is a reason he made few attempts to beat the camera’s self timer.
A voice narrated background, asked a dad if he is unhappy with the self timer.
A dad nodded as he agreed that self timer is hard to beat.
“I have good news for you!” A voice spoken up, “a device is one you won’t get disappointed!”
A dad wondered.
A flash bounced on a dad’s hand like cheap 70’s commercial. A device appeared to be on his hand, it seems…
“Holy Smokes! It’s” A dad amazed as he identified the device, “… It’s remote control for my Nikon!”
An IR remote control for Nikon D40, it can function on other model of Nikon. I ordered a remote control from eBay. This product is much cheaper than you can find in any Nikon’s products. The price is 2.90 bucks, not include the shipping. Last time I check, Nikon’s product has the price of 24.99. It worked perfectly.
You can make the purchase of this product on the eBay, here is the link.
IR remote control for Nikon gives me opportunity to do self portrait and night shot. Night shot require length time of shutter to give better image at the nighttime.
Here are the couple pictures I experiment with IR remote control. Of course later on, I will make more pictures.
“Ready?” A dad announced front of his family.
His family gave him a nod.
He push the button then ran before the self timer set to snap the picture but… too late, a dad can’t able to get in before the picture took a place why? Distance of course is a reason he made few attempts to beat the camera’s self timer.
A voice narrated background, asked a dad if he is unhappy with the self timer.
A dad nodded as he agreed that self timer is hard to beat.
“I have good news for you!” A voice spoken up, “a device is one you won’t get disappointed!”
A dad wondered.
A flash bounced on a dad’s hand like cheap 70’s commercial. A device appeared to be on his hand, it seems…
“Holy Smokes! It’s” A dad amazed as he identified the device, “… It’s remote control for my Nikon!”
An IR remote control for Nikon D40, it can function on other model of Nikon. I ordered a remote control from eBay. This product is much cheaper than you can find in any Nikon’s products. The price is 2.90 bucks, not include the shipping. Last time I check, Nikon’s product has the price of 24.99. It worked perfectly.
You can make the purchase of this product on the eBay, here is the link.
IR remote control for Nikon gives me opportunity to do self portrait and night shot. Night shot require length time of shutter to give better image at the nighttime.
Here are the couple pictures I experiment with IR remote control. Of course later on, I will make more pictures.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Experiment with Nikon D40
Lightning strike, flash surround the cloud, and the unwelcome sounds roar across the sky. I am an insane patient, who just got escape from psychiatry hospital to seek out my truly self. Being such brave in stormy weather, I wander through the forests, then to the hill where I shall discover my truly self. After reach to top of the hill, I looked up the sky and shout out of my voices to call out for my truly self. Suddenly the lightning trembled and then an object from the sky fell out toward my hand… holy cow! It’s…. Nikon D40! Nikon D40 is a digital SLR that has incredible features, very handling, and easy to use.
Nikon D40 brought me back the feeling of being photographer and being sane too. Want to share the images I took from Nikon D40. I have two zoom lens, 28mm - 55mm and 55mm - 200mm. Like I mention it has incredible feature that allows my wife to take picture without needed to modify the setting.
Enjoy the pictures!
People
Nikon D40 brought me back the feeling of being photographer and being sane too. Want to share the images I took from Nikon D40. I have two zoom lens, 28mm - 55mm and 55mm - 200mm. Like I mention it has incredible feature that allows my wife to take picture without needed to modify the setting.
Enjoy the pictures!
People
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