Nikon 25498B Light Level and ISO Sensitivity, Adjust lighting and ISO sensitivity appropriately

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Shooting Techniques

Portrait Subjects

Light Level and ISO Sensitivity

Adjust lighting and ISO sensitivity appropriately.

After choosing both shutter speed and aperture manually, you may need adjust lighting or ISO sensitivity.

These photos use soft, nat- ural light instead of flash or studio lighting. Out- door lighting can be fine- tuned by repositioning the model or photographer (above), indoor lighting by raising or lowering blinds

(right).

Learning from Failure: Same Shot, Different Focus

With the D800/D800E, you will notice that photos seem to have less depth of field than pictures shot with other cameras under the same conditions, and that focus consequently requires more attention. As can be seen from the examples below, changing the focus point even slightly can blur important details.

Success

Failure

Earring is in focus, iris and eyelashes are blurred

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Contents Technical GuideTechnical Guide Introduction Static Subjects Shooting TechniquesTechnical Data Tripod ModeLesson 1 Use a Tripod Why Use Live View? Lesson 2 Use Live ViewLive View Photography Reducing Blur During Viewfinder PhotographyYou can focus anywhere in the frame Suggested Settings Lesson 3 Don’t Stop Aperture Down Too FarSame Shot, No Live View Camera Control ProPortrait Subjects Lesson 1 Choose the Right Focus Settings Vibration Reduction VRLesson 2 Choose the Right Exposure Settings ApertureShutter Speed Adjust lighting and ISO sensitivity appropriately Light Level and ISO SensitivityHigh ISO Sensitivity Quick TipsAuto ISO Sensitivity Control ShutterSpeed SButtonImproving Optical Performance Backlit Portraits Flash PhotographyHigh Resolution Images with the D800E D800ECase 2 a Japanese Garden Case 1 a Subject in Traditional DressAdjusting Aperture for Visually Complex Subjects Color Artifacts and Moiré Nikon Corporation