How to shoot more then 4 pictures with Nikon D60 ?

Has someone succeded to shoot more than 4 picture with Nikon D60 continous mode ?
I’m not able to. I tried different quality and size settings [JPEG] but no more than 4 pictures are taken before to stop and wating a long time. I tried several high speed sdhc card but no difference at all. Can someone help me ?
Thanks

Answer by fhotoace
Mmm.

If you look on page 53 and 54 you should have a better thought of how to do that, even if unless your are shooting to produce GIF animations, there is really no need to machine-gun your subjects.

Tests show that the D60 can shoot using the Continuous Drive Mode at 3.0 fps, boundless in JPEG. If after further tests you are still vexed, call Nikon 800.NIKON-UX. They can help

Answer by SgtPepper
Switch off long exposure noise reduction (I am not sure if D60 has this background). Sometimes switching off the high ISO noise reduction also helps. Choose quick enough shutter speed and use manual focus if you have to. Don’t use flash. Make sure that your memory card has space. Reduce the quality of jpeg once again after checking the above.

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A excellent espresso with the Nikon D60


Image by Erik van Roekel
First picture taken with my groundbreaking new Nikon D60 with a Nikkor 18-200 mm lens.

I’m wanting to buy a Nikon D60 soon during the month, so may maybe anyone tell me which supplies in Melbourne sell it?

I only looked at some places like Teds, Dick Smith and a few others but the ones I went to didn’t have it. They only had the D60 (and above) models.

If anyone knows where, that would be much appriciated!

Answer by Dan
There might be a Nikon store. I would start there.

Answer by Michael B
Did you try amazon?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0012OGF6Q?ie=UTF8&tag=bbalou-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B0012OGF6Q

Answer by Evan
there are quality online supplies such as nikon.com..or just google community camera joints

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A quick runthrough of the D60′s metering and exposure background, with emphasis on the manual controls. Excerpted from the Magic Lantern DVD Guide for the Nikon D60. Check out www.larkbooks.com/mlg for more details.
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