It helps alot if u make sure that active d-lighting is off, also make sure that Review pictures is off, and set the picture quality lower... Or possibly buying a really fast SD card;)
i turned off the active d lighting and the review photos function... so u dont see the pics after u take em autmatically. u can probably leave the quality as it is... i didnt hav the need to do that
You have to set your shooting to continuous. it also might be your memory card. Picture settings, whether it's on RAW or JPEG. It's a lot of different little things.
ur a fucking dumb ass go fucking die and leave ppl alone i am soo sorry i had just gotten my camera that day and havnt ever used one b4 in my life soo go outside and play hide and go FUCK yourself! punk ass bitch
well its been about a month since i've had the camera and i figured it out that day soo idk why ur saying wat to do wen i nvr asked you for it if u knew how to read the comment says 1 MONTH ago not minute
its prob the mem card. its supposed to take up to a 100 on buffer and then store them. go to def settings. maybe you changed something. it can only take 3 per sec but keep going. anyway it sounds funny cause its on a table. the higher end cameras like the d300 sound diff because of the method they use to spin the mirrors. more of a sci fi sound. i have the d60 n love it. next one is def another nikon.
its ok.. i know why mine does only 2 shots then stops. its because i have Noise Reduction and/or Active D ON. that's why.. with both OFF it will be continuous.
I do event photography and I'm an amateur so I use the D60 and a SB-600 and the photos come out great. But I can get even more shots with your tips man! Thanks again!!! I feel like a pro lol
I would guess that he has taken out the memory card. D60 doesn't have a very big buffer. It can take about 4 pics in a row, and then it has to load them. But if you take out the memory card, the camera doesn't have to save the pics, and therefore you can take more pics in a row.
hey dude how to do this kind of thing
phili007 8 months ago
i loved the bit when you put your finger on the button and pressed it.
now i know how to do that.
ive been searching everywhereeee..
xEvvieAteYourMomx 1 year ago
I placed it on the settings and I can't still get that kind of speed your getting. Is it really because of the memory card?
djestone 1 year ago
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Hahaha, the same sound when i smashed a nikon on the ground. where's the differences? ^^
germany4000 2 years ago
That was very informational stuff dude!!!
Now I know how to push the button my
D60.
Whats next? I think we are ready to move onto removing and putting the lense cap back on.
harleezangel 2 years ago 20
@harleezangel
HEHEHE!!!!
MuzicLuva256 1 year ago
@harleezangel
faji187 1 year ago
what tips?? he just pressed a button....
Brett2Ross 2 years ago 3
tip is simple...to hear the shooting sound, just press that button!!!
thisisjaykay 2 years ago 3
aww you just spend all your film on these shots :/ haha jk theres no film
ivanovish90 2 years ago 4
What a joke lol
alexdol 2 years ago
Thnxs really helpfull thinking of buying one
techgirl360 2 years ago 7
what kind of memory card do you have?
i have a SanDisk
ienjoyfish 2 years ago
Thank you so much this really help me alot. ! ;)
msdof 2 years ago
i hav this cam but i can only take the maximum frames per second for 4 pics, then it slows down to 1 pic every 3 secs... ne1 have ne ideas
facialhairy 2 years ago
It helps alot if u make sure that active d-lighting is off, also make sure that Review pictures is off, and set the picture quality lower... Or possibly buying a really fast SD card;)
sKILLzkILLZ0 2 years ago
reply to facialhairy!"
sKILLzkILLZ0 2 years ago
that did it... thx dude
facialhairy 2 years ago
what did u do incase to increase the increase the shutter speed ?,cuz i have the same problem!
thefadii 2 years ago
i turned off the active d lighting and the review photos function... so u dont see the pics after u take em autmatically. u can probably leave the quality as it is... i didnt hav the need to do that
facialhairy 2 years ago
just turn off the active d-lighting and the photo review function. and make sure u have a memory card that is made for fast photo taking
billyhottie2 2 years ago
doesnt make sense
drpro01 2 years ago
Damn thats really slow! great camera though
SanctusDiavolos47 3 years ago
I have this camera nikon d60, there's no informations about its shutter cycle life at nikon's web site also on the web. Anyone have idea about that?
Thanks
LevrekNet 3 years ago
Someone should make a video response using a casio ex-f1.
LOL
IdiotsGon3Wild 3 years ago
reading all these comment's makes everyone seem like a noob.
lol.
IdiotsGon3Wild 3 years ago 4
that's not "shutter speed" but "burst speed".
shutter speed is how long shutter stays open.
fetthunderdome 3 years ago
so true
XGOdZillAX258 3 years ago
You have to set your shooting to continuous. it also might be your memory card. Picture settings, whether it's on RAW or JPEG. It's a lot of different little things.
yomi1896 3 years ago
how do u do that? like wat are the settings for that???
wangstafro 3 years ago
wow you suck
eddie2042 3 years ago
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ur a fucking dumb ass go fucking die and leave ppl alone i am soo sorry i had just gotten my camera that day and havnt ever used one b4 in my life soo go outside and play hide and go FUCK yourself! punk ass bitch
wangstafro 3 years ago
go to menu> custom settings menu...and change your "release mode" setting to continuous. then hold down the shutter button. =D
btw you still suck :P
eddie2042 3 years ago
well its been about a month since i've had the camera and i figured it out that day soo idk why ur saying wat to do wen i nvr asked you for it if u knew how to read the comment says 1 MONTH ago not minute
wangstafro 3 years ago
LOL wangstafro is need anger management.
And so do most Youtube commenters.
DavidTheDivine 3 years ago 4
so true
rikuwillkillu 3 years ago
Bad shutter noise... I wonder why
ZioZambe 3 years ago
its on a table...
sgknexmaker 3 years ago 2
No sh*t... I can see it's on a table. But it still makes a strange shutter sound, quite different from d70/d80 and d200/d300
ZioZambe 3 years ago
it's a D60 thats why. You can't compare this to a D300. or a D80. Those are prosumer professional level cameras.
This is a entry level camera. All Nikons' aren't going to have the same shutter sound smart one.
yomi1896 3 years ago
What the hell should a "prosumer professional level camera" be!?!?! LOL!!!!
A reflex is not a prosumer camera, and a prosumer camera is not a professional level camera. Just shut the hell up "smart one"
ZioZambe 3 years ago
so if i have the card inside the camera i cant take alot of sequence just 4..and if i havent i cant shoot ..
do u know why?
just i want take a lot of sequence with the card inside..
syeahtsam 3 years ago
turn off d light! that the reason
fotogroove 3 years ago
how is it possible? my nikon doing only 3 shots than thinking 3 seconds and doing 1 shot than stoping!
fotogroove 3 years ago
Mine does the Same!!! i dont get it.
TNCMAviator1013 3 years ago
its prob the mem card. its supposed to take up to a 100 on buffer and then store them. go to def settings. maybe you changed something. it can only take 3 per sec but keep going. anyway it sounds funny cause its on a table. the higher end cameras like the d300 sound diff because of the method they use to spin the mirrors. more of a sci fi sound. i have the d60 n love it. next one is def another nikon.
theskattalitte 3 years ago
its ok.. i know why mine does only 2 shots then stops. its because i have Noise Reduction and/or Active D ON. that's why.. with both OFF it will be continuous.
TNCMAviator1013 3 years ago
just turn off the active d-lighting and the photo review function. and make sure u have a memory card that is made for fast photo taking
facialhairy 2 years ago 2
wow ,tnxx ,that did it =)
thefadii 2 years ago
no probs dude... spread the gd stuff
facialhairy 2 years ago
wow!
Thanks so much!
I do event photography and I'm an amateur so I use the D60 and a SB-600 and the photos come out great. But I can get even more shots with your tips man! Thanks again!!! I feel like a pro lol
AllAmericanGuy01 2 years ago
@fotogroove its because your d-lighting is on
hehehaha969 1 year ago 2
how are you able too take that many pic constantaly?
treehunter16 3 years ago
I would guess that he has taken out the memory card. D60 doesn't have a very big buffer. It can take about 4 pics in a row, and then it has to load them. But if you take out the memory card, the camera doesn't have to save the pics, and therefore you can take more pics in a row.
PNJustice 3 years ago