Thursday, October 22, 2009

Camera Guide


location-outside
subject- the tree 
time of day-sunset
light source- the sun setting

Place the camera strap around your neck and turn the power switch on. Check your battery life on the control panel and make sure you have a full battery. Change your shutter speed to 1/60th of a second by using the main command dial. You are going to use this shutter speed because you're subject is not moving so you do not need a fast shutter speed. Your ISO should already be on 200 because there is not a lot of noise in the picture. But if not hold down the thumbnail button and use the main command dial to change it to the correct setting. Your aperture should be small because you want some light on the subject. So a f5.6 should be good for the picture. The white balance setting should be on shady, so hold down the white balance button and use the main command dial to change it to shady. Make sure your picture is in focus by using the focus ring and if you need to zoom use the zoom ring. Take a look at your photo on the monitor to see if it came out the way you wanted it to.

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