I Want To Learn How To Use My Nikon70s Also What Software To Use To Create Memorymates And Trading Cards?

Posted by benny in FreeWare on November 22nd, 2009 | one response

I would like to learn how to use the Nikon Digital SLR 70s – any local classes in Tulsa???? Who can teach me???
I want to know what software I can use to create photo memory mates, baseball trading cards and collage type posters.

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One Response to “I Want To Learn How To Use My Nikon70s Also What Software To Use To Create Memorymates And Trading Cards?”

  1. Terisu says:
    November 22, 2009 at 10:11 am

    Find a camera store in Tulsa. Not a department store, but one that sells cameras and does very little else. They will have the schedules of Nikon classes. Also sometimes their Nikon representative will give mini-seminars on your particular camera.
    I have the original D70, and I took one of those classes. I really learned a lot about what my camera can do! But the first thing I recommend is to take your camera manual and go through it, page by page, trying out everything. I did that, and got a good start. Don’t worry about your first pictures. Take and delete, take and delete, take and delete. It helps you learn. Of course, save any you like.
    For software, Photoshop is always a good one, and Nikon Capture is also good. They teach Nikon Capture at the Nikon classes, by the way.

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