NIKON D80 D-SLR

I've taken up a new hobby recently ever since my dad bought me a new camera about a week or so back. A beautiful D80 SLR 10.2 megapix camera.

Funny story, the camera was intended for my dad, he wanted to hand me down his D70 which personally I think is was a marvelous piece of technological hardware... God knows how many years ago. But the night he bought it, he suddenly told me, you can have it I'll stick to mine. Of course the day he bought the latest Nikon flash, he had second thoughts about letting me have the D80. Haha

I'm more into macrophotography and sceneries than taking pictures of people however. Sadly the kit lens' ration is 1:3.5-5.6 meaning the largest I picture I can get is 1/3.5 of the actual size of the picture and since it's not constant, if I zoom in all the way (which I need since my lens has a minimum operating distance of .45metres), I'll only get 1/5.6 of the actual size. And for macrophotography you'll need at least 1:2.

For those who are lost, never you mind. My dad is bringing back his lenses from his place for me to use. Heh heh.

Quick snaps:

1. Back view with camera display and flash display switched on.
2. AF-S DX Zoom-NIKKOR 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED kit lens
3. D80 body with kit lens and lens hood
4. Back view D80 body w lens and SB-900 Speedlight flash
5. Body (control panel)
6. Same as #1
7. Camera plus assessories.
8. Front view.
9. Bad picture.

Let the fun begin.