Excuse me, how to take time-lapse photography on Nikon D3 100?

Nikon D3 100 has no automatic time-lapse photography function, so it needs synthetic time-lapse photography.

Nikon D3 100 time-lapse photography can be shot by cable release with timer, so that a group of photos can be obtained, and a period of time-lapse photography can be obtained after post-synthesis.

You can set your own shutter in the range of m, and the slowest automatic shutter is generally 30S. If you continue to dial, you will go to buld gate, which is gate B. The exposure time can be controlled freely under door B, and exposure can be made by pressing the shutter.

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technical characteristics

Nikon D3 100 adopts Nikon DX CMOS image sensor and new image processor EXPEED 2, which can take high-quality and clear photos.

D3 100 weighs about 455g (fuselage only), which is the lightest of Nikon's digital single mirror reflective products. D3 100 camera can give users a pure digital SLR camera operation experience. On the other hand, even beginners of digital SLR cameras can use this product to take beautiful photos and truly express their creative intentions.

The sensitivity of Nikon D3 100 is higher than that of D3000, which can be extended from ISO 100-3200 to ISO 12800, so that Nikon D3 100 has a continuous shooting speed of about 3 frames per second. A 3-inch, 230,000-point LCD screen can be displayed in front of you in high definition, whether viewing photos or playing videos.

Nikon D3 100 makes up for the defect that D3000 can't take pictures in real time. It can not only take pictures in real time, but also has built-in automatic scene selector, which is convenient for users to take pictures or short films with the display screen and synthesize them. The face detection function can recognize up to 35 faces. Adding an independent short film shooting button and release mode selector makes the operation easier. The new exposure compensation algorithm makes the internal NEF(RAW) processing more flexible and powerful.

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