❚❚Horquillado D-Lighting activo

La cámara modifica el D-Lighting activo de una serie de exposiciones. Para obtener más información sobre D-Lighting activo, consulte la página 137.

1Seleccione el horquillado D-Lighting activo.

Seleccione Horquillado D-Lighting activo en la configuración personalizada e6 Juego de horquillado auto.

2Seleccione el número de tomas.

Mientras pulsa el botón D, gire el dial de control principal para seleccionar el número de disparos en la secuencia de horquillado. Seleccione dos tomas para realizar una fotografía con D-Lighting activo desactivado y otra con el valor actualmente seleccionado para D-Lighting activo en el menú de disparo (si D-Lighting activo está desactivado, la segunda toma será realizada con D-Lighting activo ajustado a Automático). Seleccione tres tomas para realizar una serie de fotografías con D-Lighting activo ajustado a Desactivado, Normal y Alto.

 

 

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Dial de control principal

Panel de control

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Nikon D600 manual Horquillado D-Lighting activo, Seleccione el horquillado D-Lighting activo, 158

D600 specifications

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Together, these Nikon cameras showcase a range of features and technologies, catering to different photography needs while maintaining high standards of image quality and user experience.