Nikon D70S User Manual download pdf (Page 43)

Tutorial—Digital Vari-Programs

Close up

Use for close-up shots of ﬂ owers, insects, and other small

objects in which main subject stands out clearly. Reds and

greens are captured particularly vividly.

• Camera automatically selects center focus area. Focus area

selection can be changed.

• Tripod, self-timer (

105) and/or optional ML-L3 remote control ( 107)

or MC-DC1 remote cord ( 191) can be used to prevent blurring at slow

shutter speeds.

• Micro lens recommended. Effective use can be made of other lenses by

focusing at minimum focus distance. With zoom lenses, zoom in to make

subject appear larger.

• Flash set to front-curtain sync. Other modes can be selected ( 96).

Night landscape

Slow shutter speeds produce stunning night landscapes

while minimizing mottling and discoloration often seen in

low-light photographs.

• Tripod, self-timer ( 105), and / or optional ML-L3 remote

control ( 107) or MC-DC1 remote cord ( 191) can be used to prevent

blurring at slow shutter speeds. At speeds slower than 1 s, use noise re-

duction to reduce mottling ( 133).

• Use mode for portraits that include night scenery.

• Built-in Speedlight and AF-assist illuminator turn off automatically and will

not ﬁ re even when lighting is poor.

Sports

High shutter speeds freeze motion for dynamic sports shots

in which main subject stands out clearly.

• Camera focus continuously while shutter-release button is

pressed halfway, following movement of subject through

focus areas. Note that shutter can be released even when camera is not

in focus; check focus indicator (●) in viewﬁ nder before shooting.

• Use telephoto lens for best results. Tripod recommended to prevent blur-

ring when telephoto lens is used.

• Built-in Speedlight and AF-assist illuminator turn off automatically and will

not ﬁ re even when lighting is poor.

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Nikon D70S User Manual Page 43