Fabulous

I must confess I didn't buy my camera from amazon, i actually got it from jessops(for £129.90).It is a fantastic camera which fits in a shirt pocket. I did not find a problem with the battery like other customrs after a couple of charges. I have taken many photos in 5"7" which look stunning and that was only with the medium quality picture. The optical zoom is fantastic,although the digital zoom is a little dissapointing. I recommen that you use sports mode or manual with image sharpening beacause the reaction is a little slow sometimes. the dial at the top makes it easy to switch modes quickly. The ability to change the images into sepia and black and white is very useful and easy to use. The movie is very useful for filming dolphins for example because when i went on holiday i found it frustrating trying to take pictures of them. I feel confident having the different scene modes, although i never use them. Use a reader writer to transfer images beacause its quicker. Nikon view is ok, but I think that you should invest in photoshop elements 2. I noticed that the image quality on tv is awful so if youre going to use the camera for presentations on a big screen you will have to connect your pc to the tv. The charger is very fast espeically for a free one, so the package is excellent

The Nikon Su-4 Slave Flash Review

This is an excellent simple to use piece of equipment. It features a rotating base for the flash unit and a light sensor on a swivelling barrel allowing great freedom of placement for the secondary flash. A diffuser for the built-in flash of the Nikon D50 allows a softer light emisson although the SU-4 is at its best with the SB 800 as the master unit and the SB 600 mounted on the Su-4 itself. Although the SB800 and SB600 flash units feature the TTL integrated lighting system the Su-4 takes all the hard work away from adding a second or third flash unit

Nikon SK-7 Flash Bracket

Mounting a Nikon flashgun above the camera using the accessory shoe is convienient but gives very poor modelling, whereas mounting it slightly to the side, and even better, slightly above the lens with the SK-7, gives much better modelling.

The SK-7 is a handy little gadget for supporting either the SU-4 unit (for remote control), the SC-17 unit (for film cameras) or a SC-28/SC-29 unit (for digital cameras) AND AN APPROPIATE FLASHGUN, to the side of the camera.

Every kit bag should have one!

Excellent Digital Camera!

This is my first digital camera and I am really impressed with the ease of use. Ideal for the novice photographer with fantastic quality of picture. A great happy snapper camera! Buy one today!