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Vignetting is when the edges of the lens can be seen in the image. This is mainly caused when using a lens designed for the digital sensor in most DSLR's on a full frame camera (or is it the other way around, I can never remember).

If you look at my website www.markanthonyphotography.co.uk

go to the architecture page which is in the personal section, click on the bottom middle church. This is an example of vignetting. You will see that the corners are darker.

Hope you have fun with your camera

Picked up my Nikon D60 today, spent all afternoon in our local woods taking first photos (still in auto mode....) very pleased. Thanks for all your great advice, hope your all having a great weekend.

Nice choice Glyn hope you enjoy as much as I did before I turned professional LOL.

Still enjoy my personal stuff just weddings are becoming much of a muchness. Recently got into COLOURED infrared and the fun has started again. Used to do black and white infrared with a 35mm

You'll be getting a tripod next and learning how to lock the mirror up to ensure a perfectly sharp image with long exposures.

Good Luck