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Taking Photographs
The Shooting Menu ...............................................................
132–134
The chart below shows the basic order for adjusting settings when taking
photographs. Before proceeding, be sure to read “Using Camera Menus”
( 39) for information on menu operations.
Image Quality and Size...........................................................
41–45
Choosing a Shooting Mode ...................................................
62–63
Focus.....................................................................................
64–74
Exposure: Metering................................................................
75
Exposure: Exposure Mode.......................................................
76–83
Exposure: Exposure Compensation .........................................
86
Exposure: Bracketing..............................................................
87–93
How important is background lighting to the photograph?
Optimizing Images.................................................................
56–61
Sensitivity (ISO Equivalency)....................................................
46–47
White Balance........................................................................
48–55
Self-Timer Mode ....................................................................
105–106
Using a Remote Control.........................................................
107–110
Flash Photography .................................................................
94–104
Will I need a fl ash?
Is the subject very bright, very dark, or high contrast?
What is more important, shutter speed or aperture?
What is the subject, and how will I compose the photography?
Will this be a single photo, or a series of photos?
How will this photograph be used?
What lighting is available?
How do I want to control the shutter?
Optional Accessories: Optional Speedlights ............................
186–189