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Nikon D90 - Overview of D-Movie Mode
No question that the spirit of convergence has the photo community abuzz (for better or worse). In this WebTip we go through the highlights and pitfalls of the Nikon D90’s D-Movie Mode, which can shoot High Definition Video at 720p and 24fps, and just might change the way you shoot forever.
Check out our upcoming author Steve Simon sharing his portrait expertise with fashion expert Carson Kressley in Nikon’s new series of photography tips: Look Good in Pictures! And stay tuned for Steve’s new Nikon Shooting Guide and more WebTips on newly-released DSLRs.
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Each Magic Lantern Guide offers tips and instructions that can improve your photography, with a practical manual that illuminates all their features in far more detail than the manufacturer’s instruction booklet.
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Having trouble? Here are some of the codes that might come up on your Nikon D40x and what you can do:
Shutter release disabled: Aperture not set to highest f/number, memory card is full, flash charging, focus not acquired, S-exposure mode used after ‘bulb’ selected in M-exposure mode.
Camera does not acquire focus: Switch to manual focus.
Pictures are blurred: Shutter speed too slow. Use faster speed and/or tripod.
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