How to use Nikon SLR camera tutorial

1. Nikon button has two buttons on the left.

The button above is: depth of field preview button.

The following buttons are: Fn custom function buttons.

Depth of field preview: SLR cameras need to maximize the lens aperture when autofocusing, so the depth of field seen in the viewfinder may not meet your aperture setting at this time.

So after focusing on the composition, you can press and hold the preview key of depth of field. At this time, the aperture will be reduced to your aperture setting, and the depth of field of the last photo can be seen through the viewfinder, but autofocus cannot be used at this time. This function is rarely used, but it is very useful.

Fn soft key: Fn key is a custom key that most professional digital cameras have at present. You can set the specified functions for Fn key in the menu, such as aperture, shutter, sensitivity white balance, etc. When shooting, you can quickly and conveniently adjust this function by Fn soft key. I believe everyone knows this.

2. There are two buttons on the right side of the lens mount.

The key above is: lens bayonet lock.

The following keys are: focus drive mode switching key.

Lens bayonet lock: the lens bayonet lock is the same as the door lock. The door lock controls the opening and closing of the door, and the lens bayonet lock controls the loading and unloading of the lens. If you want to remove the lens, press and hold this key, and then turn the lens to remove it.

Some friends can't handle the lens at first, saying that the lens can't be taken off or the camera doesn't recognize it. Maybe it's because you didn't turn it in place When you install the lens, you must turn it to the end, and you will hear a click. At this time, the lens is successfully installed. Even so, you should shake it gently by hand to confirm it. Otherwise, if you don't install it, the lens will drop by itself, and your loss will be great.

Focus drive mode switching key: used to switch three focus modes.

① Continuous Focus (C): This mode is suitable for shooting moving objects. You can press the shutter at any time because the system will focus continuously. For example, taking pictures of people or cars moving forward.

② Single focus (S): This mode is suitable for shooting still objects, and the shutter system focuses once every half press. Click all the photos. The difference between single focus mode and continuous focus mode is that in continuous focus mode, you can press the shutter at any time, even if the camera is not in focus; For single focus, you cannot press the shutter at any time. You can't press the shutter if the camera is out of focus. I don't know if I made myself clear.

③ Manual focusing (M): This mode is suitable for shooting some special scenes, such as macro photography. Macro photography autofocus can't focus accurately, so it needs manual focusing to shoot. This is really often used in e-commerce shooting and close-up shooting.