What are the photography tips for Nikon SLR

To put it simply, photography is the process of recording images using certain specialized equipment. Generally, we use mechanical cameras or digital cameras for photography. Sometimes photography is also called photography, which is the process of exposing a photosensitive medium to light reflected from an object. So what are the techniques for Nikon SLR photography? Below I have compiled the techniques for Nikon SLR photography for your reference!

1. Control the exposure parameters with one hand

Nikon’s ISO The buttons are located in the left-hand area. If you hold a telephoto lens or other bulky lens to shoot, you need to put the camera down before adjusting the sensitivity, which is troublesome.

For dual-wheel cameras such as D90, D7x00, D6x0, D7x0, and D8x0, you can adjust the camera to use the rear dial directly by finding the ISO display and adjustment in the d. shooting/display category of the custom menu. wheel to adjust the sensitivity (the simple exposure compensation function cannot be used at this time). D4 and D4S can set the animation recording button to ISO sensitivity in the f. control category.

In D4/D800 and later dual-wheel cameras, when the ISO button is pressed and held, the rear dial selects the sensitivity, and the front dial turns on/off the automatic sensitivity function. And the sensitivity set by the rear dial is the lower limit of automatic sensitivity (the upper limit needs to be set in the menu). For early products such as the D7000, we can add an automatic ISO sensitivity control option to the My menu and make it the first item; then set the FN or depth of field preview button to access the first item in the My menu.

2. Maintain the best resolution

For the 36-megapixel D8x0, it is recommended that the shutter speed be above 1/320 seconds, and not lower than 1/160 seconds when anti-shake is turned on. For some 24-megapixel models, it is recommended that the shutter speed be above 1/200 second, and not lower than 1/125 second when anti-shake is turned on. There is no special formula, it is just an experience.

In terms of lens anti-shake performance, Nikon has been more honest, and old lenses have also added CIPA standard test data. Among them, the anti-shake effects of the old 80-400D VR and 16-35/4 VR are only 2-2.5 stops, and their performance is average.

When the D810 is mounted on a tripod, it is recommended to use an electronic front curtain shutter to reduce mechanical vibration. The specific method is to find the d5 in the custom menu. Set the electronic front curtain shutter to on, and then switch the release mode to MUP (mirror lock-up). At this time, press the shutter for the first time to focus, raise the reflector and shutter curtain; press the shutter for the second time to shoot directly without any other mechanical vibration.

3. White balance in complex scenes

The simplest way is to choose NEF, which is RAW format to store, and then set the white balance later. Friends who are pursuing shooting efficiency or direct JPG output need to make more preparations in the early stage? D4S, D810, D750, Df, D7200, and D7100 support spot white balance function. The specific operation is:

Switch to live view mode

Press and hold the WB button and turn the wheel to switch the white balance to PRE

Release the WB button, and then Press and hold the WB button again until the center of the screen becomes a yellow box

Use the direction keys to move the yellow box to the white object, and press the OK button to complete the white balance setting

4. Avoid Formatted photos by mistake

By default, Nikon SLR cameras only play back photos taken with this camera. For example, if your memory card has been used on camera A, and then inserted into camera B (B is from Nikon, A is from any brand, and A and B are different), then you can only see the pictures taken by camera B. Photos? This often misleads people, thinking that there are no photos in the card, and they will regret it after formatting.