Long Time Exposure (Time) - Nikon N75 Instruction Manual

• About exposure mode
Four exposure modes besides
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and five Vari -Program modes are available
with this camera. Utilising the characteristics of each exposure mode, effective
results can be ach ieved with various types of subjects or shooting situations.
And the five Vari-Program modes enable you to easily choose proper
exposure controls by simply selecting the desired mode for various shooti ng
situations .
See each reference page for operating instructions and details.
Symbol Exposure mode Characteristics/Shooting situations
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The easiest exposure mode for general shooting. Camera controls shutter speed and
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aperture automatically depending on the subject's brightness-allowing you to freely
take pictures, concentrating only on the shutter release opportunity.
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Portrait p. 35
Use this mode to take portraits. The background is blurred to accentuate your main
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subject.
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Landscape p. 35
Use this mode to take pictures of distant scenes. The overall landscape will be sharply
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focused. This mode is also suitable for capturing nighttime or twilight scenes.
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Use this mode to take up·close pictures of subjects such as flowers or insects. Your
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Close-Up p. 36
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close·ups will be taken with an artistically blurred background.
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Sports p. 36
Use this mode to take sports pictures. Using a fast shutter speed, it freezes the motion
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of fast·moving subjects to create exciting action photos.
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Portrait
Use this mode for subjects with an evening or night background. This mode captures
all lighting in the scene, including the foreground subject which is illuminated by the
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flash, and the background.
Auto-Multi
Camera controls shutter speed and aperture automatically, while allowing you to make
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other settings, such as Flexible Program (page 55) or Exposure Compensation (page
Program p. 54
64).
Shutter-Priority
You set desired shutter speed, and the camera selects the correct aperture. Freeze the
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motion of a moving subject using a fast shutter speed or blur the subject using a
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slower speed.
You set the desired aperture, and the camera selects the correct shutter speed. Lets
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Apertu re-Priority
you determine depth of the in·focus area (page 102), so you can choose whether near
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or far subjects are in sharp focus, or whether foreground or background is to be
blurred.
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Shutter speed and aperture are set manually. Suitable for situations where it is difficult
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to attain the desired effect using other exposure modes. Long TIme exposure is
possible with this expcsure mode.
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