Nikon 25214 D70 User's Guide - Page 47

Taking Photographs Photos dull and lifeless? Optimizing Images ( 56-61) Adjust sharpness, contrast, color space, saturation, and hue to suit your creative intent. Photos have a red or blue cast? Colors not natural? Subject too bright? Subject too dark, or backlit? Sensitivity ( 46-47) Raise sensitivity to reduce the amount of light needed to make an exposure. White Balance ( 48-55) Match white balance to lighting for natural coloration. Bracketing ( 87-93) Create multiple photographs "bracketing" a selected exposure value, flash level, or white balance. Metering ( 75) Choose how the camera sets exposure. Exposure Mode ( 76-83) Set shutter speed (how long the CCD is exposed to light) and aperture (the size of the opening through which light enters the camera) for a variety of effects. Exposure Compensation ( 86) Adjust exposure from the value suggested by the camera. Flash Photography ( 94-104) Use the built-in Speedlight for additional lighting when shooting poorly-lit or backlit subjects. Photos blurred? 37