Nikon D50
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- 32nd of 40 in 6 Megapixel (#1 is Nikon D40)
- 47th of 50 in SLR/Professional (#1 is Canon 50D)
- 64th of 73 in Nikon (#1 is Nikon D3000)
- 77th of 86 in Under $150 (#1 is Panasonic FS15)
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Turn the camera on, set the mode-dial to Auto, aim at your subject and press the Shutter with the first finger of the right hand.
That is about all you do to take a picture with D50.
Step 2 will be to take pictures using the logos on the Mode Dial.
Each logo is actually self explanatory. Flower means close up, hill means landscape, lady means portrait and so on.
Set the mode dial to flower lets you take close up pictures, say objects within arms length or nearer.
Set the mode dial to " hill " logo lets you take landscape pictures, including gardens and houses.
Step 3 will be to take control of the camera by setting the Mode Dial to A, S, P or M.
" S " means shutter priority. Setting the mode dial to " S " allows you to change the speed of the shutter and capture moving objects, like kids that do not stay still or people moving and talking. This camera can capture speeding objects up to 1/4000 of a second, but you will not need it most of the time.
" A " setting allows you to control the depth of field. Wider aperture means only the object will stay sharp, the rest will be blur. Small aperture means everything in focus will be sharp, remembering that large number like F16 mean smaller aperture and small number like F3.5 means wide aperture.
Step 4 will be to understand what else the camera can do for you. This you do by downloading the manual at this site
That is about all you do to take a picture with D50.
Step 2 will be to take pictures using the logos on the Mode Dial.
Each logo is actually self explanatory. Flower means close up, hill means landscape, lady means portrait and so on.
Set the mode dial to flower lets you take close up pictures, say objects within arms length or nearer.
Set the mode dial to " hill " logo lets you take landscape pictures, including gardens and houses.
Step 3 will be to take control of the camera by setting the Mode Dial to A, S, P or M.
" S " means shutter priority. Setting the mode dial to " S " allows you to change the speed of the shutter and capture moving objects, like kids that do not stay still or people moving and talking. This camera can capture speeding objects up to 1/4000 of a second, but you will not need it most of the time.
" A " setting allows you to control the depth of field. Wider aperture means only the object will stay sharp, the rest will be blur. Small aperture means everything in focus will be sharp, remembering that large number like F16 mean smaller aperture and small number like F3.5 means wide aperture.
Step 4 will be to understand what else the camera can do for you. This you do by downloading the manual at this site
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