Nikon N60 Instruction Manual - Page 23

Symbol, Exposure, model, Characteristics/shooting situations, Type of program - instruction manual

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[ZJ Check pOints o z o ~ Ten exposure modes are available with this camera. Five types of Vari- W Programs enable you to easily choose proper exposure controls in oQ. various shooting situations. o See step 5.2 for the summary of each exposure mode and each reference page for the operating instructions and details. ~ Symbol A M J~ . • E ~ eCl ~ q. . ~ > ~ ~ Exposure model Characteristics/shooting situations Type of program Aperture-Priority Auto P. 42 You set the desired aperture, and based on that, the camera selects the correct shutter speed . Lets you determine the depth of the in-focus area; near and far subjects can be sharply focused or the background can be blurred. Manual P. 43-44 Shutter speed and aperture are set manually. Suited to situations where it is difficult to attain your desired effect with other exposure modes. Portrait Program P. 46 Landscape Program P.46 Close-Up Program P.46 Use this program to take portraits. With a shallow depth of field (in-focus area). it creates a blurred background to accentuate your main subject. Use this program to take pictures of distant scenes. With a deep depth of field , the overall landscape will be sharply focused . Use this program to take up-close pictures. With a shallow depth of field, your closeups will be taken with an artistically blurred background . Sport Program P. 47 Use this program to take sports pictures. Using a fast shutter speed, it freezes the motion of fast-moving subjects to create exciting action photos. Night Scene Program P.47 Use this program in the evening or at night. Even a very dark subject will be exposed so it captures the beauty of all the light available in your night scene. 23

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Check
pOints
o
T
en
exposure modes are available with this camera. F
iv
e typ
es
of Vari-
Programs enable you to easily choose proper exposure controls
in
various shooting situations.
See step 5.2 for the summary of each exposure mode and each
reference page for the operating instructions and detai
ls
.
Symbol
Exposure
model
Characteristics/shooting situations
Type of program
You set the desired aperture, and based on
Aperture-Priority
that, the camera selects the correct shutter
A
Auto
speed. Lets you determine the depth
of
the
P. 42
in-focus area; near and far subjects can be
sharply focused or the background can be
blurred.
Manual
Shutter speed and aperture are set
M
manually. Suited to situations where it is
P. 43-44
difficult to attain your desired effect with
other exposure modes.
Portrait Program
U
se
this program to take portraits. With a
~
shallow depth
of
field (in-focus area). it
J.
P. 46
creates a blurred background to accentuate
your main subject.
Landscape
Use this program to take pictures of distant
Program
scenes. With a deep depth
of
field, the
P.46
overall landscape will be sharply focused.
E
Use this program to take up-close pictures.
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Close-Up Program
Cl
~
With a shallow depth
of
field, your close-
e
P.46
ups will be taken with
an
artistically blurred
q.
background .
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Use this program
to
take sports pictures.
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Sport Program
Using a fast shutter speed, it freezes the
P. 47
motion
of
fast-moving subjects to create
exciting action photos.
Night Scene
Use this program
in
the evening or at night.
~
Even a very dark subject will be exposed so
Program
it captures the beauty
of
all
the light
P.47
available
in
your night scene.
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