Nikon 5900 Digital Camera User Manual


 
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The Shooting Menu
Sensitivity
Sensitivity is a measure of how sensitive the camera re-
acts to light. With Auto (default setting), ISO sensitiv-
ity automatically increases at low brightness. Setting
ISO sensitivity at a high level is effective in preventing
blur when Speedlight is disabled in dark settings or
making the subject appear brighter. However, the im-
age may contain “noise” or become “grainy.”
Select from the following five levels and press .
Noise Reduction
When raising sensitivity, “noise” in the form of randomly-spaced, brightly colored pix-
els may appear in pictures. In this case, noise in pictures taken at slow shutter speeds
will be reduced automatically when Noise reduction ( 102) is On.
Sensitivity
Unless the setting is Auto, a selected ISO value is dis-
played in the monitor whenever sensitivity is raised. An
icon will appear at Auto setting when the camera has
automatically changed sensitivity.
Press Button in (Auto shooting) mode to se-
lect Sensitivity ( 81), and then press .
Option Description
Auto
(default set-
ting)
Approximately equivalent to ISO 50 (E7900)/ISO 64 (E5900)
under normal conditions; when lighting is poor, however,
camera automatically compensates by raising sensitivity to
maximum of ISO 200 equivalent.
50
(E7900 only)
Approximately equivalent to ISO 50.
64
(E5900 only)
Approximately equivalent to ISO 64.
100 Approximately equivalent to ISO 100.
200 Approximately equivalent to ISO 200.
400
Approximately equivalent to ISO 400. Intended for use with
natural lighting; not recommended when using flash.
100
200
400
64
Auto
SENSITIVITY
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Exit
Exit
Confir
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50 is displayed with
E7900.
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(E5900)
(E7900)