Nikon 25048 User Manual - Page 65
Move That Camera, Monitor or Viewfinder?, Controlling the Monitor
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Tutorial-Taking Pictures Move That Camera! Although zoom is a useful tool for composing pictures, remember that original compositions can be created just by moving the camera to another position. If you have time, try framing your subject from a number of different angles-including from below and above-to find the one that produces the best shot. Monitor or Viewfinder? Use the monitor to confirm camera settings at a glance while at the same time viewing an image that shows how the final picture will appear. This is particularly important when the image in the viewfinder does not accurately reflect what will appear in the final picture, for example when: • macro close-up is used ( 87) • your subject is within 1 m (3´3˝) of the camera • you are using digital zoom ( 84) • you are using an optional lens converter for wide-angle or telephoto photography ( 84) Using the viewfinder allows you to save power by turning the monitor off (see below). The viewfinder can also be used when bright ambient lighting conditions make the display in the monitor difficult to see. Controlling the Monitor The v button on the multi selector controls the monitor in auto and scene modes. Press the multi selector up to cycle through monitor settings as shown at below. Monitor shows camera settings and view through lens AUUTTO N[NOOR1RM10MA0AL]L Monitor off Monitor shows view through lens only 51
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