Camera Questions

Does the Nikon D3000 shoot video?

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The Nikon D3000 was released in Q2 of 2009 and is a 10MP camera. The digital SLR does not have a video record feature. It was later superseded by the D3100 in late 2010.

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Does the Nikon 70-300mm AF G lens work with Nikon D7500?

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The Nikon D7500 is fully compatible with a Nikon 70-300mm AF G lens. Attached is a compatibility chart of which other Nikon lenses the D7500 supports. The Nikon 70 to 300mm lens price is comparable to a 18-55mm lens, which normally comes with the Nikon D7500 bundle or kit. Checkout this post to learn more about the 70-300mm lens.

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Is the Nikon 70-300mm AF G lens good for everyday use?

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A Nikon 70-300mm lens is great for outdoor everyday use. Travel, sports, or other telephoto use cases are perfect for this lens. It is not useful for indoor photography. If you're using this lens mostly indoors, your subjects will need to be about 10 feet away to be in focus.

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Is Nikon 70-300mm AF G lens compatible with Nikon D500?

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Yes! A Nikon 70-300mm lens is compatible with a Nikon D500. Attached is a lens-type compatibility chart of all Nikon lenses and DSLR models.

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Why does Sony 16-50mm shake and sound like it has loose parts?

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Sony's 16-50mm OSS lenses have image stabilization features. The lens may stagger or move quickly as you zoom or move the camera. This is normal and to be expected of any lens with image stabilization!The Sony 16-50mm was originally included for sale with the a5100 DSLR. It was also included with the Sony alpha a6300 kit. The model number might look like: Sony corp selp1650.

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