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Nikon D5100 Shooting Menu
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Assign the Function (Fn) Button: You can use Custom Setting f2 to assign a different function to the Function (Fn) Button than the default Self-Timer setting. Following in the footsteps of my bestselling Nikon D7000 Experience, these guides cover all the Menus, Custom Settings, functions and controls of the Nikon D5100 and D5200, focusing modes, exposure modes, shooting modes, white balance, etc., PLUS when and why you want to use them when shooting
Nikon D5100 review - CNET
It gets a little pokier than the crowd with relatively high shot-to-shot times: 0.6 second for JPEG and 0.8 second for raw (and 1 second with flash enabled). However, if you just want a video mode that you can easily jump to without interrupting your still shooting, the D5100's design inherits the D7000's intelligence
For shooting in difficult lighting conditions, the Nikon D5100 includes both a built-in popup flash strobe, and an ISO 518 intelligent hot shoe for external strobes. It should be noted that most swivel-screen digicams average a half-second shutter lag, so all that's missing is the usual faster shutter lag that we associate with SLRs
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Built-in HDMI-CEC compatibility enables control over playback of still images and movies using the television's remote control when the camera is connected to a high-definition TV via the HDMI connector. Infrared receivers for remote control operation on the front and back of the camera enable wireless control over the shutter from both in front of and behind the camera (optional ML-L3 wireless remote control supported)
Nikon D5100 review - CNET
It gets a little pokier than the crowd with relatively high shot-to-shot times: 0.6 second for JPEG and 0.8 second for raw (and 1 second with flash enabled). However, if you just want a video mode that you can easily jump to without interrupting your still shooting, the D5100's design inherits the D7000's intelligence
Nikon D5100 Controls
If the D5100 runs out of available apertures, you easily can get under or over exposure in S mode: watch that the D5100 can select a correct aperture for your lighting. I usually prefer to choose an exact slowest shutter speed in the M or S exposure modes, because the SLOW flash mode in P or A exposure modes can allow shutter speeds to become too long for comfort
0.3, 0.7, 1 or 2 EV (ISO 25600 equivalent) above ISO 6400; auto ISO sensitivity control available Active D-LightingAuto, extra high, high, normal, low, off ADL bracketing2 frames Focus AutofocusNikon Multi-CAM 1000 autofocus sensor module with TTL phase detection, 11 focus points (including one cross-type sensor) and AF-assist illuminator (range approx
-Selectable information display (shooting information) Classic (blue) Classic (black) Classic (orange) Graphic (black) Graphic (green) Graphic (brown) Pressing the information edit button when shooting information is displayed gives you direct access to the menu of the setting you would like to alter. Also, the D5100 employs quiet shutter-release mode that is convenient when you want to shoot with reduced shutter-release sound for occasions such as a school play or when taking pictures of wildlife, insects, or a sleeping child
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Polaroid-Shutter-Release-Control-Digital/dp/B008FBMUMMIt does state that this is to avoid potential battery leakage with prolonged periods of not being used however, this to me is a mistake as it means the batteries will run out quicker and depending on how you store it the buttons will be randomly pressed. Please try again 1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulGood but not perfect By V.Meldrew on 14 July 2015Size: Nikon Verified Purchase I haven't tested this out in the field just at home to get to grips with how it works
When shooting in bright sunlight, you may encounter the situation where you find you can not open up the aperture enough for the shallow depth of field you want for a particular shot. How will you see the world? Flashes Flashes The Nikon Creative Lighting System offers a comprehensive selection of revolutionary portable tools to match virtually any need
http://www.amazon.com/VILTROX-Intervalometer-Remote-Control-Shutter/dp/B00N3JQW7UBy Robert Walen on June 22, 2015 Verified Purchase This works exactly as expected - absolutely necessary if you're planning to do timelapse photography. Works fine Just to confirm - if you've ever used this type of intervalometer before they are literally all the same model.This is no different, works like the rest of them
http://www.amazon.com/Polaroid-Shutter-Release-Control-Digital/dp/B008FBMUMMThis item is great, with one exception there is no on and off switch which means you have to install and remove the batteries each session, but with all said it does work. This is potentially useful for time lapse photography although I haven't tried it yet.Like some others mentioned, I find it strange that there's no on-off switch
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