A guide to the Nikon D3000 camera provides information on the camera's menus, aperture, metering systems, white balance, autofocus module, and flash settings.
This is a comprehensive guide for owners of this newest, budget-friendly generation of Nikon digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras.
The small, easy-to-carry D3000 is powerful in its ability to offer guided automatc camera operation, but it also allows for full manual control when desired. Nikon's method for packing all that power into such a small, affordable package was to use hardware and software solutions found in Nikon's upper-tier DSLRs, and then to expand the user interface with extra menu options never seen before. Deciphering these options can be a challenge. If the new menus and screen information available with the D3000 prove difficult for you to navigate. consider this book to be your "D3000 Rosetta Stone".
With his friendly, advisory tone, Darrell Young cuts through the camera's complexity with explanations of every button, dial, switch, and menu on the camera. He goes beyond just describing how the camera works by providing personal recommendations on how and when to use each function.
Many owners of the D3000 may be just entering into the world of DSLR cameras. Therefore Darrell takes the time to guide them through some of the basics of photography, while also leading them through more complex topics, progressing from camera-controlled automatic operation to user-managed manual control.
Mastering the Nikon D3000 is the most recent volume in Rocky Nook's highly regarded NikoniansPress series.
Mastering the Nikon D3000 by Darrell Young is a comprehensive guide for owners of this newest, budget-friendly generation of Nikon digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras. The small, easy-to-carry D3000 is powerful in its ability to offer guided automatic camera operation with full manual capabilities when desired. Readers will be able to develop as photographers with the D3000 -progressing from camera controlled automatic operation to user-managed manual control. However, this level of functionality requires some camera complexity.
Darrell cuts through the camera 's complexity with full explanations of every button, dial, switch, and menu on the camera with a friendly and advisory tone, like an old friend stopping by to discuss a favorite topic of mutual interest. He goes beyond just describing how the camera works by providing personal recommendations on how and when to use each function.
Darrell understands that many owners of the D3000 may be just entering into the world of DSLR cameras and he takes time to guide them through some of the basics of photography. He covers how shutter speed and aperture works, depth-of-field, lens focal lengths, white balance, autofocus, image exposure, and the all-important digital histogram.
Mastering the D3000 is the most recent volume in Rocky Nook 's highly successful Nikonians Press series of books.
