Nikon D80 shooting steps

1. Mount the D80 on a tripod and adjust the height and angle of the tripod.

2. Select A mode (aperture priority), which allows you to flexibly adjust the aperture value. Because sometimes you need to use a large aperture when taking macro photos, sometimes you need to use a small aperture.

3. Press and hold the WB button and then turn the rear dial. At this time, pay attention to the parameter LCD next to the shutter button, and adjust WB (white balance) to "A" (automatic white balance). Of course, you can also press the MENU button to enter the menu - shooting menu - white balance to set.

4. Press and hold the ISO button below the WB button, turn the rear dial, then pay attention to the parameter LCD, and adjust the ISO (sensitivity) to a suitable value. Generally, ISO 100-400 is more suitable. . Of course, you can also press the MENU button to enter the menu-shooting menu-ISO sensitivity to set it.

5. Directly press the cross key to select the appropriate focus point. At this time, it is best to select the focus point near the subject in the picture (the upper right corner in the sample picture).

6. Press the shutter.

7. When shooting macro objects, a relatively small aperture will be used to obtain a larger depth of field, so the ISO can be raised appropriately.

8. Generally, when shooting macro objects, the color should not be too bright, so you can use the "standard" color mode to shoot.

9. It is generally difficult to focus automatically during macro photography, so manual focus should be used for assistance.

10. If there is wind around you, the subject will swing significantly (especially the plants). You should wait until the wind stops before shooting. This requires more patience.