Just wanted to say hello!

[jet_kit]

Hi Sam and welcome to the forum.

Please post your images up here. We will not pull any punches, but as you say, "That's the way to learn"

Also feel free to pose any techie questions about your D7000 or techniques in general. We bounce things off one another here and that way we all benefit.

Enjoy

[SamStones]

Originally Posted by jet_kit

Hi Sam and welcome to the forum.

Please post your images up here. We will not pull any punches, but as you say, "That's the way to learn"

Also feel free to pose any techie questions about your D7000 or techniques in general. We bounce things off one another here and that way we all benefit.

Enjoy

Hi and thanks for the welcome it's been lovely to have so many replies.....when you say to post images here for critique, do you start a new thread of is there a particular place to put them? I'm still finding my way round but it's starting to sink in I think

[jet_kit]

Hi Sam,

If you go to the main Forum menu you'll find headings for photo critiques at the end. Just choose the category you think is most appropriate and start a new thread with your images attached.

Good luck

[SamStones]

Originally Posted by jet_kit

Hi Sam,

If you go to the main Forum menu you'll find headings for photo critiques at the end. Just choose the category you think is most appropriate and start a new thread with your images attached.

Good luck

Got it thanks...just need something worth showing now!!!

[Lurkalot]

Originally Posted by SamStones

Thanks for the welcome Matt...I'm really pleased with the d7000 but had a Canon before so quite a lot to learn with regards to the controls!

I wanted to do one reply for both of these but don't know how to put more than one quote in one message...anyone advise me please?

Sam x

Originally Posted by silversnapper1

I've been here for over a year Sam and don't know how to put more than one quote in a reply either.

I've seen some cracking pics from people with the D7000 and one friend in particular upgraded from a Pentax and his images are measurably better.

Originally Posted by dan123

Hi and Welcome to the site, Next to the Green Quote button is a Mulit quote button, use that for quoting more than one, Hope you find what your looking for here, and im sure Some one here has plenty of answeres and Knowledge to dhare

Dan

Originally Posted by SamStones

Hi Dan....thanks for the info. I've clicked on that button and nothing's happened so not sure why...will keep trying! Perhaps it's me!

Thanks for the welcome Cathus

@Silversnapper...when I manage to do it I'll let you know

Sam x

Originally Posted by deena

Hi Sam and welcome to the forum. It's a bit frustrating at first but you'll soon get used to it Matt's talking about the speech bubble next to the little mountain icon (in the box you type your quick reply)

It's pretty easy when you know how tbh.

"If you want to post replies to multiple posts you can select them by clicking the multi quote button . This button will change to indicate that you've selected it. Clicking post reply will then bring you to the full editor with all the posts quoted."

And welcome.

[SamStones]

@Lurkalot...I won't quote your whole post back to you but what you said makes sense...I clicked the multi quote button and it changed but then I didn't know what to do...I will next time so will try it...thanks for the help and the welcome :-)