In the old days, film shooters would sometimes create composite images by…exposing the same piece of film multiple times.…To do this you had to have a camera that didn't force you to advance the film…after you'd taken a picture.…If you had such a camera and you exposed the same section of film multiple times…you got strange abstract composite images.…It was tricky to do well because as you exposed to the same bit of film to…more light, you ran the risk of ending up with a wildly overexposed image.…Your camera has the ability to take multiple exposures if you simply enable the…Multiple Exposure option.…
However, it has the added benefit of being able to adjust the overall exposure…to ensure that you don't get a final image that's overexposed.…To configure multiple exposures, go into your Shooting menu.…Down almost at the bottom is Multiple exposures. You've got three parameters you can control.…First is simply turning it on or off.…Second is the number of shots you want combined in your final exposure--you can have two or three.…
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11/18/2011- What is an SLR?
- Attaching a lens to a camera
- Deciding how many batteries and media cards are needed
- Setting Auto mode
- Changing ISO
- Changing image format and size
- Manually selecting a focus point
- Correcting exposure while shooting
- Controlling white balance
- Using a driver and self-timer
- Auto exposure bracketing
- Selecting a picture style
- Using Live View
- Shooting video
- Using custom functions, such as ISO expansion and mirror lockup
- Cleaning the camera and sensor
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 23s
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What is an SLR?3m 50s
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How to use this course1m 46s
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1. Getting to Know Your Nikon Digital SLR
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Basic camera anatomy2m 48s
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Batteries and media cards2m 41s
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Powering up1m 28s
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Setting the date and time2m 20s
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Formatting the media card1m 22s
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Holding the camera2m 40s
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2. Shooting in Auto Mode
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Setting auto mode1m 31s
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The viewfinder display3m 55s
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The LCD screen2m 14s
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Autofocus basics2m 32s
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Lens controls1m 5s
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Using flash in Auto mode1m 37s
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Image review2m 2s
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Image playback2m 49s
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The Info Edit button1m 3s
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3. Shooting in Program Mode
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Program mode1m 3s
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Exposure compensation2m 48s
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Metering revisited1m 51s
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Changing ISO1m 51s
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Flexible program2m 59s
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Image format and size4m 19s
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4. Controlling Autofocus
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Focus modes2m 9s
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Manual focus2m 38s
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5. Controlling White Balance
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Auto white balance2m 16s
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White balance presets2m 5s
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Manual white balance4m 1s
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6. Understanding Release Modes
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Continuous mode3m 31s
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Quiet mode55s
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Self-timer1m 40s
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7. Understanding Exposure Control Options
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Metering modes2m 32s
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Exposure lock1m 22s
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Aperture Priority mode3m 50s
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Shutter Priority mode3m 26s
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Manual mode2m 37s
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Exposure bracketing2m 17s
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Active D-lighting2m 9s
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High ISO noise reduction2m 21s
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HDR2m 47s
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Multiple exposures1m 26s
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8. Learning More Playback Options
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Metadata display3m 31s
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Creating folders1m 31s
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9. Shooting with Scene Modes
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What is a scene mode?1m 8s
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Scene modes and image format2m 23s
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10. Shooting with Flash
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Fill flash49s
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Flash exposure compensation1m 52s
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Red-eye reduction1m 32s
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Slow sync flash2m 33s
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11. Shooting with Picture Controls
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Picture controls defined1m 56s
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Selecting a picture control1m 54s
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Modifying a picture control1m 18s
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12. Using Live View
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Activating Live View2m 24s
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Focusing in Live View2m 54s
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Live View drawbacks2m 5s
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13. Shooting Video
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Focusing and menu options3m 17s
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Movie playback1m 11s
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14. Customizing Menus and Settings
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What are custom settings?1m 42s
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Self-timer1m 20s
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File number sequence1m 18s
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Exposure Delay mode1m 9s
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Assign Fn button50s
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Assign AE-L/AF-L button1m 18s
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15. Retouching Images
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Applying image retouching1m 32s
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NEF (RAW) processing1m 32s
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16. Taking Care of Your Camera
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Camera and sensor cleaning1m 32s
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Firmware updates1m 39s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye22s
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