Welcome to the Nikon D3 from JumpStart.
Taking pictures is more than just pointing the camera and pressing a button. To get the kind of photos you really want, youll need to learn a little bit about your camera. You can transition from taking snapshots to producing inspired images that you will cherish forever. Its not hard; these JumpStart Guides from MasterWorks Media Inc. will show you how.
Application Provides:
- Instructional video on all aspects of photography and camera
- On the go video playback. No WIFI required after initial install for watching in the field
- Interactive search to find information on particular camera features
- Online customer support
Chapters:
Overview
About the DVD
Overview Nikon D3
Setting Up Your Camera
First Set-Up
Set-Up Menu
Additional Menus
Shooting Mode - Buttons and Controls
Intro
F-Stop / Depth of Field
Mode Button
Exposure
Focus Mode, Areas & Buttons
Drive Mode & Liveview
How Does Auto Focus Work?
Flash Mode
Bracketing
Quality Button
White Balance
ISO Settings
Shooting Mode - Menus
Menu Banks - Getting Started
Menu Banks - Selecting Your Settings
Playback Mode
Playback Display
Histogram
Playback Buttons
Playback Mode Menu
Additional Menu Items
Retouch Menu
Custom Settings Menu
Custom Menu Autofocus
Custom Menu Metering and Exposure
Custom Menu Timers and AE Lock
Custom Menu Shooting and Display
Custom Menu Bracketing and Flash
Custom Menu Controls
My Menu
Taking Better Pictures
The Rule of Thirds
Depth of Field
Tip #1: Improper Use of Zoom
Tip #2: Dont Stand So Far Away
Tip #3: Watch Those Backgrounds
Tip #4: Headspace
Tip #5: Dont Look Down
Tip #6: Eye Level
Photoshop Elements
What is Photoshop Elements?
Getting Started
Importing Pictures
Editing Using Quick Fix
Printing
E-Mailing
Final Thoughts
Accessories
Lenses
Filters
Tripods
Lighting Accessories: Bounce Boards
Lighting Accessories: Flash
Camera Bags
Digital Picture Frames
This training content was produced by MasterWorks Media Inc. This product is not sponsored by Nikon Corp. or its subsidiaries. Nikon Product Names and terminology are trademarks of Nikon Corp.