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Essential Guide to Nikon D3000: Display, Menu Options, and Release Modes

Discover the key features and functionalities of the Nikon D3000 camera. This guide covers essential aspects such as the information display, various menu options, and controls to get you started. Learn how to select different release modes, including single frame, continuous shooting, self-timer, and delayed remote. Master the viewfinder indicators for shutter speed, aperture, and battery life. Understand how to reset your camera to default settings and effectively modify exposure settings, focus modes, and white balance. Enhance your photography with these insider tips!

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Essential Guide to Nikon D3000: Display, Menu Options, and Release Modes

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  1. Nikon d3000 Information Display

  2. Know • Menu options & controls • Release modes • Viewfinder • Default settings • Show • Set a camera to default settings • Select various release modes • Level • Application Objective

  3. Two style options, top is default settings • Displays as soon as camera is turned on. Turn it back on by pushing any button. • Use this screen to check and change settings Status Screens

  4. Battery Indicator Exposure Mode Release Mode Focus Mode Remaining Exposures Shutter Speed Aperture

  5. Press the “i” button and use the D-Pad to modify settings Status Screen

  6. Set to “Fine” and “L” White Balance (WB) set to “Auto” ISO set to “100” or “200” Focus mode set to “AF-A” Leave on Auto (like it is here) Metering set to “Matrix” Exposure Compensation AND Flash Compensation set to “0.0” Default Settings

  7. Menus

  8. Shooting Menu

  9. Erases EVERYTHING! Use AFTER you download your images and verify they are all there. Setup Menu

  10. Release Mode

  11. Release mode is how many times the shutter opens when you push the shutter release button. • The d3000/d5000 (school cameras) have FOUR release modes: single frame, continuous, self timer, delayed remote (2 second delay), and quick response remote. What is Release Mode?

  12. Single frame – one photo is taken each time the shutter release is pressed • Continuous – about 3 frames per second while the shutter release is pressed Release Modes

  13. Self-Timer – Camera takes a photo about 10 second after shutter release is pressed Release Modes

  14. Delayed Remote – Use a remote instead of shutter release. 2 second delay • Quick-response Remote – Takes a picture immediately after remote is used Release Modes

  15. Viewfinder

  16. Focus points. Flash red when active. • Focus Indicator – Glows steady when in focus • Auto Exposure Lock – Lights up with AE-L button is pressed Viewfinder

  17. Shutter Speed • Aperture (follows the “f”) • Light Meter • Battery Viewfinder

  18. Shutter Speed • Aperture (follows the “f”) • Light Meter • Battery • Exposures Remaining • Flash Ready Viewfinder

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