How to set the aperture of Nikon d32?

How to set the aperture of Nikon d32 is as follows:

1. Holding Nikon D32, the fingers of the right hand can be naturally placed on the shutter button, while the thumb of the right hand is just placed at the position of the dial wheel.

2: when you are in the A or S position, you can adjust the aperture size or shutter speed by turning the dial wheel.

note: to adjust the exposure compensation, just press and hold the button+dial the wheel

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settings and skills of Nikon D32

1. Settings

1. Optimized calibration: you can find it in the menu menu.

Generally, you can use "standard". It is suggested to adjust the sharpness of "standard" to +3, contrast to +1, and saturation to +1, which can make the photos sharper. It is suggested to adjust the sharpness to +4 when taking portraits and +7 when taking landscapes.

2, D-Lighting: off, you can find it in the menu.

this function is the dark details calculated by the camera, which is not so accurate and will blur the details of the photos, especially when shooting at night. This adjustment can be made after shooting if necessary.

it is recommended to use high dynamic HDR in the environment with large light ratio. It is better to take multiple photos according to different exposures and then synthesize them, but the color may be distorted.

3. Fn key: as the only shortcut key of D32, the default is to switch to 1-second selfie, but the delayed selfie is rarely used. It is suggested to set it as ISO adjustment, so it is convenient to increase or decrease the ISO by holding down the Fn key and turning the dial wheel.

4. AF area mode: when it is adjusted to 3D tracking, the machine will automatically track the initial focusing, which is very useful for slow moving objects or secondary composition after focusing.

5. Aperture: The larger this value is, the smaller the aperture will be.

We should understand this first, that is to say, the aperture of f22 is smaller than that of f3.5, so the larger the aperture, the more light can reach cmos, and the faster the shutter can be obtained.

as above, double the aperture and double the shutter speed. At the same time, a large aperture will get a shallow depth of field, which means that the more blurred the background is. In addition, the definition of aperture is calculated on the basis that the human eye is 1.. Generally speaking, when shooting scenery, the aperture should be between F8 and F11, and the close-up should be about f4.