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Very informative I have a Nikon D3400 my brother gave me and I really enjoy and want to learn ….

EXCELLENT INFO! I also have a fixed 50mm lens that I use on a full frame Nikon D750 and also on a cropped sensor D3400, and the difference is clear...your explanation is right on target!

Light Trails, …I first learned this from the TV show “World of Photography” many, many years ago. Nice video, thanks!

Informative video, nice images!

Dude, this was a great video!! Easy and simple to do without removing all of the interior gears that some other videos show to do. Thank you so much!!

Very nice ! Good work

I am a bird photographer and the D5600 was a great starter! I'm now using a D850. But I didn't want my D5600 to gather dust. I also enjoy infrared photography. I had my D5600 converted for infrared shooting and it's super fun

Helpful

Thank you

Thank you

Is that macro version ? 70-200 ?

TEACH AND PREACH...Thanks for this video on single point focus! :)

Thanks for sharing! Yes, I have the Nikon 55-200mm kit lens, and using it on a full-frame camera makes it 82-300mm perspective, so your tips are still helpful! :)

thank brother, i am also using nikon d3500, please review of Tamron 35-150 f2.8-4 with your body because i need buy this lens. thanks once again 😄

A half inch ratchet and socket would make that easier to get on and off without the need for the hammer. Have more leverage. General rule for tightening bolts is snug then quarter to half turn. For aluminum threaded parts I always use a 3/8 ratchet and socket. To prevent causing damage. Very thorough video.

Is that the original model?

I'm necroing this thing but heres info to help installers. Mark your drywall and remove the appropriate amount prior to removing the housing. Then you can easily remove it as the sheetrock will be out of your way.

Thank you so much for this tutorial, I have learned more from this one video than the loads of other ones I've watched, easy explanations and practical demo's that have finally cracked the code for me of getting out of auto!!

I generally like my D3500 a lot. My D40, though, has a “fn” button which I keep set to set my ISO. My D3500 has no “fn” button. Is there another way to get a dedicated ISO button on my D3500?

tHANKS FOR THIS VIDEO! I mstly use my Nikon camera popup flasehs on subjects 10 feet away or more to minimize the ugly shadows!

Great video! Thanks you!

Dear Sir, if time permits - then Please post a detailed review of the Canon EOS 200D Mark2, known as the EOS Rebel SL2 in the USA. Thank you. Best regards.

thats a 700d not 750d

2nd reply: still loving my 18-55mm kit lens and have now added a DX 55-mm-200 lens and loving BOTH lens images...thanks again for your video!

Awesome!

I enjoyed this video. I am a beginner photographer and will be self taught. I think I'm interested in this lense. I just purchased a Canon M50 and should have it this coming Thursday or Friday. I'm on a strict budget but will be looking at this lens. Thanks bro, I just subscribed to your channel.

One you thing you didnt mention or really talk about was since that this is a DX camera and lens, therefore its a cropped sensor. Shooting the 35mm is similar to shooting a 50mm (52.5mm to be exact) on a full frame camera. So does that mean all the shots you took on the 35mm in this video will look similar to a 50mm on a full frame?

So do you have to remove the original clear coat EVERYTIME before applying a new one? I know about the sanding and polishing, just wondering if clear coat has to come off?

Wow. I mainly do nature/nightsky photography but today I have been given the task of shooting my sons Primary school prom party, lots of kids and indoor disco. I only have the built in flash for my D5300 and I am sure there be all sorts of reflective items from the buffet table. Really learned so much from your video, especially TTL and Reflective items. Thank you so much 🤝

@RealWorld Can you capture fireworks photos even without a tripod?

2024 and I just bought one for my 7200. Great lens 😊

Nice shots, especially the low light ones 👍

I like that song

Great video. My go to camera is the Nikon P950. The camera works great for me. I’m able to take pictures at 200-300 yards with no issue. I love the bird mode. I can’t see ever buying another camera. Thanks for sharing your experience with us. ❤❤❤

The muppet presenting this video does not mention that with the D3200 or D3300 body the standard 50mm (which is for full frame Nikon cameras - FX mount) becomes a longer focal length. The D 3*** range are DX mounts and cropped sensor. So the 50mm FX lens is probably closer to 70 to 80mm on a DX body.

Step-by-Step guidance, love how you carefully explained everything,

1000 mm how many metres? It can zoom in?

Love images like this, they are so unusual. It would be good if you could do some videos with different filter effects sometime. Great job Mark as usual 👍

Good to see you back again.

I'm probably 15 years older than this dude, but he'd still look like my father standing next to him.

I'm so glad to see you back. I was missing your videos and really hoping to see them again. I have learnt a great deal from your videos. Welcome back Mark! Hope to see many more of your videos soon! Cheers!!

Great seeing more of your photo tutorials. I see in the meta date " 52mm (78mm with crop factor)" What does the 78mm crop factor mean? Is that something you do with your camera of after the fact?

Still a great video 5 years down the road.

Would a D5500 be a good upgrade from a D3400?

Definitely need to use a screw in wire connector that will protect the wiring from being damaged by the sharp sheet metal edges if there is any vibration or shifting of wires in the attic.

Excellent! Thanks for sharing.

Well that was a nice surprise! Good to see you back fella. My go to guy when I picked up my DSLR!

Hi Mark, yes more like this. Btw did i see the battery door on old faithful has been fixed? As ever your videos are simple concisely structured and easy to understand. Great to see you back in the real world!

Nice to see you back Mark.Nice video and well explained. Looking forward for more videos,Thank you!!!

I love doing this. I haven't for some time as well. I have had some pretty good luck with my galaxy s8 and it had a shutter speed limit of 10 seconds. I've not yet tried it with my s23. I think I could get something really cool if I were to retry with that. I do also use the d3400 and is how I found you some years back. Love your vids and tutorials! 🤘😎🤘