Nikon's AF modes demystified: here's how to track the action!
WEBN-Photo: The Nikon Magazine is a monthly magazine that's written by Nikon enthusiasts for Nikon enthusiasts, you can be sure that all the content is 100% relevant to you! So …
Picture Controls Step-by-Step - Nikon USA
WEBLearn how to use Picture Controls to change the look of your images in-camera or during post-processing. Compare and customize different Picture Controls, such as Standard, Vivid, Portrait, Landscape and Flat, and use Quick Adjust for easy balancing.
Nikon Picture Controls Explained: Which One to Choose?
WEBMar 22, 2024 — Learn how to use Nikon Picture Controls to adjust the colors, contrast, and look of your photos. Find out which profile is best for JPEG and RAW shooting, and how to customize your own settings.
Getting the most from Nikon Picture Control Settings - Nikon School
WEBSome Nikon D-SLRs also have an expanded range of picture controls including Flat, Portrait and Landscape. The different picture control settings give you the freedom to …
9 Best Nikon Cameras For Portraits (and 6 you should avoid…)
WEBFeb 5, 2024 — Best Nikon DSLRs For Portraits. If you want to shoot portraits with your Nikon camera, the mirrorless options above are going to give you better results than the DSLR cameras in their lineup. The ability to use their eye autofocus alone makes it a lot easier to shoot portraits and increases your keeper rate if you shoot a lot.
Your essential guide to Nikon autofocus - Nikon School
WEBLearn how to use different autofocus modes, area modes and focus points on your Nikon DSLR or Z series camera. Find out how to get sharp shots of static or moving subjects, and how to adjust your camera settings for optimal focus.
Autofocus Modes Explained - Photography Life
WEBAug 2, 2023 — The “Auto-Area AF” (Nikon) or “Automatic AF Point Selection” (Canon) Mode is the “point-and-shoot” method of acquiring focus. Depending on what you are photographing, it will automatically pick what to focus on.
What is the difference between AF-A, AF-S, AF-C and MF focus …
WEBLearn the differences and uses of AF-A, AF-S, AF-C and MF focus modes on Nikon cameras. AF-A automatically switches between AF-S and AF-C depending on the subject movement, while AF-S locks the focus on a stationary object and AF-C keeps re-focusing on a moving object.
Quick Tips for Taking Better Portraits - Nikon USA
WEBAnyone can take a well exposed, flattering portrait by following a few simple tips. By using a lens that will flatter, not distort your subject; lighting and exposing the scene well; and correctly focusing on the subject, you're guaranteed a great shot.
Benefits of Using the AF-ON Button for Autofocus - Nikon USA
WEB“This allows you to cover the action while also getting in between moments like portraits and detail shots with the same focus settings. I frequently start with this combination of settings with sports, lifestyle, and portrait work,” he says.
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