jason_conway1

<p>So I made some 4x6 custom graphics pictures in Photoshop. And I added a border, that is within the 4x6 document size, and I went to print at Sams Club, and when I got the photo, the border is cut off, it looks like the photo was printed at an angle. Is there any way to ensure that the border is printed perfectly? Is their a certain size I should be making the picture to ensure the border is printed without error? And how would I apply this to all print sizes?</p>

<p>Being a "Idiot" I tried cleaning my camera(Nikon D40) sensor without proper cleaning utensils, and now it is worse. Where can I get it professionally cleaned in Minneapolis, Minnesota? Or where can I send it to get it cleaned? What If it is damaged? Where can I get it replaced? And how much will it cost, and how long would it take?</p>

<p>I will be graduating from highschool in a few weeks here, and I am contemplating whether or not to go to school for photography. At 18, I have already been doing racing photography and have been published in numerous publications and websites. My question is, Is a degree in photography really worth it? Or is it all about talent? I am doing pretty good for an 18 year old, At least I think so.<br>

Does my age give me an advantage when it comes to a career in sports photography?</p>

<p>Will the Tokina 50-135 work on nikon cameras?</p>

<p>What is better for setting white balance a lens cap, or a white card?</p>

<p>Also, do they make a universal white balance lens cap? I have all kinds of different size fiilter lenses, is there one that will fit them all?</p>

<p>What is a good Flash Bracket for Nikon? The one I have is horrible, the camera moves around on it.</p>

<p>I have a D300</p>

<p>Thinking about buying the Nikon 80-200 F/2.8 lens. But I am unsure of which to get<br>

AF-D or AF-S? Which one would focus faster for sports?</p>

<p>Matt,<br /> I have an sb600 and it provides plenty of light, and the race tracks are lit as well<br>

I just can't figure out what white balance to use.</p>

<p>Hi. What white balance setting should I use when shooting motorsports outdoors during the day? what about night, with a flash?</p>

<p>I have a Nikon d40.</p>

<p>I shoot car racing at the local dirt tracks and i am looking to buy new gear. I want to pursue sports photography as a career. What would be a good setup for all around sports shooting? What camera body? and what lens? Need short and somewhat long distance like 200mm. </p>

<p>so i am a racing photographer and am saving up to add some new equipment, i shoot with nikon. i am hoping to save between 3000 and 4000 dollars, what kind of new equipment would you reccomend?<br>

i want to buy a new camera body<br>

a new flash<br>

and a couple of nice lens, most racing occurs between 6pm and 10pm.</p>

 

<p>Dirt Track Racing as well as asphalt car racing</p>

<p>One flash the SB400 does plenty. The tracks i shoot at are lit well. with my camera on iso 1600 and the sb400 i get shots like this <a href="http://jacysracingphotos.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=513">http://jacysracingphotos.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=513</a> i am just wondering if the sb600 will do a better job than the sb400. I am not all that familar with flashes. I shoot withing 15-35 feet of the race cars, i am wondering how far in feet and or mm the sb600 reaches?</p>

<p>I am a racing photographer, and i am looking to upgrade my flash from SB400 to SB600. I shoot at 1600 iso with the sb400 flash and it isnt enough, i am not all that familar with flashes. but is the sb600 ideal for taking night pictures. How far does the flash reach compared to the SB400? how far the flash/light reach in general? mm? feet?</p>

<p>i was just wondering if i could bring my nikon d40 into the metro dome?<br>

i have a quantray 55-200 mm lens? and a 18-55mm? can i bring one or both into the event<br>

anyone familiar with the metrodomes rules, or where can i find a detailed list of what i can and cant bring in to the dome as cameras go?</p>