Conclusion - Nikon D5100 Experience Manual

Nikon D5100 Experience
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CONCLUSION

Photography involves numerous essential thoughts, actions, and decisions in those brief
moments between the time you see a scene you want to capture, raise the camera to your eye,
and take a photograph. The process is the sum of an alert eye, numerous conscious decisions
while visualizing and framing, knowing how to adjust your equipment and use its controls, as
well as sub-conscious decisions based on the accumulated experience of taking countless images,
experimenting, and learning from the results both good and bad. The design, menus, controls,
and features of the Nikon D5100 are all there to make it easy to deal with camera settings,
buttons, and exposure settings so that you can focus your attention on composing and capturing
the image. It is worth your while to learn them and to take full control of your powerful Nikon
D5100. Through use, practice, and experimentation your images will inevitably continue to
improve. If you have any questions, please get in touch with me though my blog
http://blog.dojoklo.com/
About the Author:
Douglas Klostermann is a travel, culture, and humanitarian photographer dedicated to
documenting the work of international aid organizations. He has photographed for numerous
organizations in Latin America and the United States, been recognized by the United Nations
Development Programme for his humanitarian photography, and been published in magazines
and books including Conde Nast Traveler, Sherman's Travel, South American Explorer, and
Viva Travel Guides. He also lectures, gives individual instruction on digital photography, and is
the author of several photography guides including the bestselling Nikon D7000 Experience
ebook. Doug is a member of the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA).
Learn more about photography techniques and equipment on his blog Picturing Change at
http://blog.dojoklo.com/
or website www.dojoklo.com
and view his photography and ebooks at www.dojoklo.com.
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