Nikon camera

Modern digital cameras have automatic white balance controls that adjust the pure white in an image to manage diverse lighting conditions. Many photographers never manually adjust the white balance, and in most lighting conditions this works fine. However, understanding white balance and when to manually adjust it is an important... more »

Buying the perfect Nikon camera that will fit your needs is an investment that requires careful and proper research. Different Nikon cameras offer higher megapixels, higher zooms or greater resolution as compared to others. Depending on your photo needs, whether you are a professional, hobbyist or enthusiast, comparing cameras ensures... more »

When you SAVE an Adobe Photoshop image it is by default saved as a PSD file. This is the native file format of Photoshop. You may want to save the image in an alternative file format. You may want to choose TIFF if you are printing the file or JPEG if you are sending the file to a screen. The SAVE AS command allows you to choose... more »

When you buy a Nikon camera you get some software with it that allows transferring the images to your Macintosh computer. The software is adequate and works very well with most image-editing programs. However, if you don’t have an image-editing program, Nikon has Capture NX2, which works seamlessly with Nikon cameras. Capture works... more »

A Japanese company, Nikon makes a variety of cameras, among other imaging and optics products. Nikon has helped lead the transition into digital cameras at both the consumer and pro levels. They sell a variety of film and digital cameras as well as lenses and accessories. In 2006, Nikon announced that they were stopping production on... more »