Noise Reduction; Af-Assist - Nikon D3000 User Manual

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If On is selected, photographs
taken at shutter speeds slower
than 8 s or at ISO sensitivities
over ISO 400 will be processed to
reduce noise. The time required for processing is roughly equal
to the current shutter speed; during processing, "uoo''
nr" will
blink in the viewfinder
and photographs
can not be taken. In
continuous
release mode, frame rates will slow and the capacity
of the memory
buffer will drop. Noise reduction
will not be
performed
if the camera is turned off before processing
is
complete.
If Off is selected, noise reduction
will only be performed
at ISO sensitivities
over ISO
800; the amount of noise reduction
is less than that performed
when On is selected,
and does not apply to noise caused by slow shutter speeds.
If On is selected and lighting
is poor, the built-in AF-assist
illuminator
(_ 43) will light to assist the focus operation
in
single-servo
AF (AF-Sselected for focus mode, or single-servo
AF
selected in AF-Afocus mode) when [m] Auto-area
is selected for
AF-area mode or when [-3 Single point, [.0.]Dynamic area, or
[3D]3D-tracking
(11 points) is selected and the center focus
point is used. If Off is selected, the AF-assist illuminator
will not
light to assist the focus operation.
The camera may not be able
to focus using autofocus
when lighting
is poor.
AF-assistilluminator
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See Also
See page 161 for restrictions
on the lenses that can be used with AF assist. See page 176 for
the shooting
modes in which the AF-assist illuminator
can be used.
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