Nikon DTownTV Episode 9

The latest Episode of Nikon DtownTV covers the following:

* Tips on understanding variable aperture
* Customizing menu settings using My Menu
* On Location camera leveling tip from Moose Peterson
* Formatting the memory card while it is inside the camera
* Nikon Manager Scott Diussa has a tip on printing images directly from the camera to the printer
* Tip on shooting quietly in Single Focus Mode
* Moose Peterson provides information about focus screens to assist in keeping your camera level. Check out this product at nikontech.com
* Here is a link to the product page for a Nikon Type E Focusing Screen
* Get more information from Moose on his blog at www.moosenewsblog.com
* Scott is teaching a landscape photography workshop in Savannah, GA. Visit GAPhotoworks.com for more information.

You can see it here Nikon DTownTV

Nikon D5000 coming soon...

The Nikon Rumors site has photos of the new Nikon D5000 - the LCD flips down

Go here to see it Nikon D5000

Also rumored to be coming soon is a new Nikon 10-24 DX lens

Nikon DTownTV Episode 7

* 3 reasons they love the vertical battery grip
* Increasing frames per second with the use of extra battery packs, like the MS-D10
* The basics of the 3 Auto Focus modes
* Special Nikon guest Scott Diussa talks about single focus modes and continuous focus modes
* There are some great Nikon seminars going around the country. Find out more at nikonschool.com
* Scott and Matt demonstrate the versatility of the ThinkTank photo belt system. Visit ThinkTankphoto.com for more information
* Ask Brad is a brand new link on the D-Town TV site. Viewers can submit questions and Brad will pick one to answer on the site

You can see it here Nikon DTownTV

Wireless Flash Tips Part 3

Part 3 of Wireless Flash tips on Nikon DTownTV

* SB800 and SB900 accessories - the diffusion dome, wide angle diffuser, bounce card, and speed light stand
* Joe McNally’s SB900 tip about using IC Filters
* The added accessories - SD8A and SD9 battery packs

See it here: Nikon DTownTV

Also, check out this helpful PDF, Fast Track to Wireless Speedlights, from Nikon.