How to adjust Nikon D300 for Taobao flat clothing shooting?

Because you don't have a studio lamp, I suggest you ask a friend for instructions or tell you face to face. If not, then:

1. First, you must have a tripod. Make sure that the picture will not be weak when shooting the slow door.

Then make sure that the light in your room is bright enough.

I don't know what light you use indoors, so you must choose white balance when shooting. If the white balance button on the left side of the camera is marked WB, press it, and then turn the wheel under the LCD screen on the upper right to test one by one to see which display effect is the best. Incandescent lamps are generally selected indoors. If you are a fluorescent lamp, choose a fluorescent lamp. If not, it is the default choice, automatic white balance.

4. Regarding the dry point, that is, the ISO setting, if a tripod is used, it is suggested that the lower the ISO, the better, and the default is 200; If it is hand-held, in order to ensure that the shutter and picture are true, the D300 is within ISO 1000, and the dry point is acceptable.

5. The adjustment of aperture can only be carried out under the priority of M and A files. There is a dial wheel under the LCD screen, a main dial wheel near the thumb and an auxiliary dial wheel under the camera switch. Give it a try. The bottom of the frame shows: F stands for aperture. If LO appears, it means it is too low to guarantee the shooting effect. The number on the left seems to be the shutter speed. Generally, the lowest safety shutter guarantee is when the shutter speed is greater than or equal to the focal length of the lens. The faster the speed, the clearer the image. Of course, make sure there is enough light.

6. Exposure: In the M file, the data displayed in the box below is marked with+|||||||||-. If the display is biased to+,it means overexposure. If the display is oriented to-,it means that the exposure is insufficient, and the display state is preferably 0. Of course, the premise is to see whether you focus on metering in the dark or in the light. Because the camera is not a person, he doesn't know whether the object you are shooting is bright or dark, or whether it is partly dark and partly bright. If it is bright or dark, it is necessary to reduce the exposure when measuring light in the dark, and to add exposure compensation when measuring light. Generally, the auxiliary wheel controls the exposure compensation, and there is a+/-symbol on the upper right, which can be adjusted by turning the auxiliary wheel.

7. It is recommended to shoot outdoors or in an environment with sufficient light in front of the window. For the dark part, you can use a desk lamp to supplement the light. It is best to shoot higher with the help of the tool station.

8, the simplest is the P file, program mode.