Nikon D5000 For Dummies
Category: Books,Arts & Photography,Photography & Video
Nikon D5000 For Dummies Details
From the Back Cover Learn to: Take professional-looking photos even if you're new to digital SLR photography Use the autoexposure scene modes or take manual control Download, manage, and share your photos online or in print Learn to use every feature of your D5000, and capture great shots every time! Even if your Nikon D5000 is your first digital camera, this fun and friendly full-color guide will boost your confidence in no time! First, you'll learn to set up your camera and use the many automatic settings. Then you'll be ready to take creative control; use advanced modes; experiment with lighting, focus, and color; and download your photos for sharing. Start off easy ― get acquainted with all the buttons, dials, and menus, and learn to use the automatic modes See what you've got ― position the cool rotating monitor for Live View photography, movie recording, or picture playback Choose the right settings ― find out which options work best for portraits, action shots, close-ups, and more Secrets exposed ― understand the exposure trio of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, and learn to use the camera's advanced exposure features Show them off ― download, organize, and archive your photos, and prepare them for printing, e-mail, or slide shows Open the book and find: How to record HD movies Tips on using flash Advice on correcting color with white balance When and how to shoot in the RAW format Easy-to-understand explanations of technical jargon Useful features of the Retouch menu Suggestions for getting the best prints How to understand picture data Read more About the Author Julie Adair King is the author of all editions of Digital Photography For Dummies as well as other guides covering the Nikon D40/D40x, D60, and D90 cameras. Doug Sahlin is the author of Digital Photography Workbook For Dummies and Building Web Sites All-in-One For Dummies. Read more
Reviews
its okay- hard to get into- seems like a lot to read before it even tells you how to take a picture- some of it is too technical for me being a beginner
