What exposure mode does Nikon D5 have?

Lead: Different exposure modes have different ways of playing. By combining exposure modes, the photographer can further control the light. What exposure mode does Nikon D5 have? Let's take a look!

Nikon D5 supports program automatic (P), shutter priority automatic (S), aperture priority automatic (A) and manual (M) exposure modes, and the program is flexible.

In view of the exposure mode of Nikon D5, Nikon D5 uses the same model of EN-EL 18a battery as D4S. This battery not only provides a large capacity of 2500mAh, but also provides a high voltage of10.8V. This is also the highest voltage in the existing Nikon fuselage. The battery and high voltage can also enhance the driving force of the motor on the lens, thus further optimizing the AF focusing speed performance of the fuselage. It can be seen that professional fuselage should have more consideration in battery for speed performance.

On the back of the camera, the most obvious change of Nikon D5 is the key function, and Fn3 soft key (info key is on D4S) is added to the vertical button on the left, which makes camera users have more possibilities of customized operation and more convenient operation. ISO key moved to the handle area, and the original position was changed to continuous shooting's choice. With the shift of ISO key, Nikon D5 can rely on one-handed operation in most shooting settings, which is undoubtedly more efficient. This aspect can be said to be based on Canon's classic design for many years.

D5 provides a brand-new focusing system with 153 focus points, 99 of which are cross focus points. The new Multi-CAM 20000 autofocus sensor module provides normal focusing of -3EV, and the central focusing point can achieve normal focusing of 14EV. The new focusing system also realizes the continuous shooting and focus tracking functions of 12 frames per second.

How much is Nikon D5 exposure compensation?

Nikon D5 exposure compensation is -5 to +5EV (fine adjustment increments are 1/3, 1/2 or 1EV).

The upgrade of Nikon D5 is all-round, especially in the ability of taking pictures, which can be said to be completely transformed, at least 1 times stronger than D4S. And can record 200 continuous shooting in the RAW format of 14bit. The newly upgraded EXPEED 5 processor and larger body cache greatly improve the image processing ability, so continuous shooting not only provides faster speed, but also greatly increases the number of continuous shooting sheets.

The core components of Nikon D5 have been greatly improved. The sensor was upgraded to a Quan Huafu CMOS sensor with 20.82 million pixels, and the pixel structure was optimized. The image sensor has also been upgraded to EXPEED 5, and the metering sensor has been upgraded from 9 1000 pixels to 180000 pixels RGB sensor TTL exposure metering. Therefore, the output of high-sensitivity and high-quality images with higher pixels can be obtained, and the highest ISO can reach 3280000.

What exposure mode does Nikon D5 have? Compared with the previous generation, the appearance of Nikon D5 has been adjusted. The previous generation models have rounded lines, while the D5 is more tough. The top matching design is very different from the previous generation, and the lines are a bit like the style of D300S. The overall size is close to that of the previous generation, without much change, and the grip is quite in place, as always.