d200 help
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First, check out the spreadsheet over at Nikonians ( http://www.nikonians.org/forums/dcb...&forum=149&topic_id=22300&mesg_id=22300&page= ) That will give you a decent base to start from...
Select the Bank you want, and change the settings to what you want - it really is as easy as that. They are then stored under that Bank, allowing you to quickly change settings depending on what you're taking pics of....
Select the Bank you want, and change the settings to what you want - it really is as easy as that. They are then stored under that Bank, allowing you to quickly change settings depending on what you're taking pics of....
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I have the following banks
A - Normal. Usually with AF-S, but for hand held use in general.
B - Tripod. Mirror lock up, no AF assist.
C - Fast. Used for fast moving stuff, cars, planes etc. AF-C with other options.
How do other people use theirs?
A - Normal. Usually with AF-S, but for hand held use in general.
B - Tripod. Mirror lock up, no AF assist.
C - Fast. Used for fast moving stuff, cars, planes etc. AF-C with other options.
How do other people use theirs?
I use the spreadsheet and have to say has completely changed my use of the D200. I was really struggling to take any decent shots when I moved to the 200 from my D50 but when I changed to the settings on the sheet I was able to capture some pretty decent shots particularly shooting sports and landscape.
I tend to use A or S rather than full manual but the settings do help, I dont really shoot in RAW though so did change the settings to just do JPEG although in time I hope to change that so I can really learn more about proper photography!
I tend to use A or S rather than full manual but the settings do help, I dont really shoot in RAW though so did change the settings to just do JPEG although in time I hope to change that so I can really learn more about proper photography!