Nikon D5000 camera, what beginners need to pay attention to, including taking pictures.

Already bought it? Novice? Give you a few little experiences, hoping to help you get started as soon as possible:

1, you must read the instructions, and write down the nouns you don't understand first. Then, there are many articles on forums such as Wuji or Hummingbird, which deeply understand the usage and relationship of terms such as aperture, shutter, white balance, exposure compensation, ISO and metering mode. Then you've just started.

2. If you haven't finished learning the first point and take some photos at the same time, I will give you the following suggestions: the white balance and ISO are set to automatic, and the metering mode is to use the area matrix to meter light first; If the weather is suitable for shooting scenery, use file A (aperture first), and then adjust the aperture to F8 for shooting. At this time, the clarity and vertical and horizontal resolution of the picture are the best; If you want to shoot a shallow depth of field (that is, the legendary background blur), you should also give priority to the aperture, adjust the aperture to the maximum, and keep the lens as close as possible to the subject; If you take a portrait and the other person moves faster, use the S file (shutter priority) to increase the shutter speed and lock the action of the subject.

3. Learn to look at the display of the display screen, judge whether the aperture and shutter settings make the exposure accurate, and judge whether to increase or decrease the exposure gain.

4, combined with spot metering, D5000 half-presses the shutter to lock the focus and exposure, and then re-composes, which is very practical. Take a good look at how to set the instructions when the next stage is advanced.

5, the other is a long story, shoot more, watch more and learn more.