Iso Sensitivity - Nikon D3000 User Manual

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"ISO sensitivity"
is the digital equivalent
of film speed. The higher the ISO sensitivity,
the less light needed to make an exposure, allowing
higher shutter speeds or smaller
apertures.
Place the cursor
in the information
display.
if shooting
information
is not displayed in the monitor,
press the []
button.
Press the ,1t, button to place the cursor in the information
display.
[] button
Information display
,I], button
2
3
Display
ISO sensitivity
options.
Highlight
the current ISO sensitivity
in the
information
display and press _).
Choose
an ISO sensitivity.
Highlight
an option and press _). ISO sensitivity
can be set between
values roughly equivalent
to
ISO 100 and ISO 1600 in steps equivalent
to 1 EV.
For special situations,
ISO sensitivity
can be
raised above ISO 1600 by about 1 EV (Hi 1,
equivalent
to ISO 3200). Auto and scene modes also offer an AUTO option, which
allows the camera to set ISO sensitivity automatically
in response to lighting
conditions.
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