September 2017
Beginner to intermediate
320 pages
10h 41m
English
CAMERARS have become so sophisticated these days that many inexperienced photographers are often perplexed at the array of menus, functions and settings that appear before them on the LCD screen. To be perfectly honest, many of the settings are unlikely to be of use certainly in shooting close-ups. The terminology used to describe certain features may differ slightly between camera brands. Since I shoot with Nikon, I have outlined some of the features and settings that I consider are important. There are many others which are not essential.
I use Aperture Priority for most of my macro photography, since depth of field is the important factor which I want to control. I switch to ...
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