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|a Resetting the Nikon Z50 -- Recommended Default Changes -- Shooting Tips -- Photo Shooting Menu Recommendations -- Custom Setting Menu Recommendations -- CHAPTER 3 Nikon Z50 Roadmap -- Using Cross-References -- Nikon Z50: Up Front -- The Nikon Z50's Business End -- Top of Back Panel -- Taking Selfies -- Making Settings -- Playing Back Images -- Zooming the Nikon Z50 Playback Display -- Viewing Thumbnails -- Using the Photo Data Displays -- The Viewfinder/Monitor Displays -- Going Topside -- Lens Components -- Underneath Your Nikon Z50 -- CHAPTER 4 Nailing the Right Exposure
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|a Fine-Tuning the Focus of Your Lenses -- Lens Tune-up Options -- Evaluating Current Focus -- Changing the Fine-Tuning Setting -- Setting the Default Value -- CHAPTER 6 Advanced Techniques -- Continuous Shooting -- A Tiny Slice of Time -- Working with Short Exposures -- Long Exposures -- Three Ways to Take Long Exposures -- Working with Long Exposures -- Delayed Exposures -- Self-Timer -- Interval/Time-Lapse Photography -- Using Interval Photography -- Time-Lapse Movies -- Multiple Exposures -- Overlay Shooting -- Connecting Your Z50 -- Introduction to Wi-Fi/Computer Connections -- Using SnapBridge
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|a Fixing Exposures with Histograms -- Tonal Range -- Histogram Basics -- Understanding Histograms -- Fine-Tuning Exposure -- CHAPTER 5 Mastering the Mysteries of Focus -- How Focus Works -- Contrast Detection -- Phase Detection -- Depth-of-field -- Using Autofocus with the Nikon Z50 -- Autofocus vs. Manual Focus -- Bringing the Z50's AF System into Focus -- Focus Mode and Priority -- Autofocus Mode -- Choosing an Autofocus Area Mode -- Face Detection and Subject Tracking -- Face Detection -- Subject Tracking -- Manual Focus -- Back Button Focus -- Activating Back Button Focus
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|a Getting a Handle on Exposure -- Equivalent Exposure -- How the Z50 Calculates Exposure -- Correctly Exposed -- Overexposed -- Underexposed -- Metering Mid-Tones -- Choosing a Metering Method -- Matrix Metering -- Center-weighted Metering -- Spot Metering -- Highlight-weighted Metering -- Choosing an Exposure Method -- Aperture-Priority -- Shutter-Priority -- Program Mode -- Manual Exposure -- Adjusting Exposure with ISO Settings -- Dealing with Noise -- Bracketing -- White Balance Bracketing -- ADL Bracketing -- Working with HDR -- Auto HDR -- Bracketing and Merge to HDR
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|a Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- CHAPTER 1 Thinking Outside the Box -- First Things First -- In the Box -- Optional and Non-Optional Add-Ons -- Initial Setup -- Mastering the Multi Selector and Command Dials -- Setting the Clock -- Battery Included -- Final Steps -- CHAPTER 2 Nikon Z50 Quick Start -- Selecting an Exposure Mode -- Choosing a Metering Mode -- Choosing a Focus Mode -- Choosing the Focus Area Mode -- Selecting a Release Mode -- Adjusting White Balance and ISO -- Reviewing the Images You've Taken -- Transferring Photos to Your Computer -- Changing Default Settings
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|a David Busch's Nikon Z50 Guide to Digital Photography is your all-in-one comprehensive resource and reference for getting the most out of your Nikon Z50 mirrorless camera. Nikon's first APS-C format mirrorless model is compact, weighs just 14 ounces, and is very affordable, making it the perfect camera for budding photo enthusiasts. It's built around a 21-megapixel sensor that offers excellent image quality and is sensitive enough for low light shooting. With a 209-point phase-detect autofocus system covering more than 85 percent of the frame, the Z50 can shoot sports and action at up to 11 frames per second, with lightning fast focus. The Z50 can capture both 4K and Full HD movies, too, and the flip-down rear LCD is ideal for selfies and vlogging. With this book in hand, you'll master all the camera's impressive features, and fine tune your camera skills as develop your creativity taking great photographs with your new Z50. Filled with detailed how-to steps and full-color illustrations, David Busch's Nikon Z50 Guide to Digital Photography covers all the camera's capabilities in depth, from taking your first photos through advanced details of setup, exposure, lens selection, lighting, and more, and relates each feature to specific photographic techniques and situations. Also included is the handy visual guide to the Z50, with close-up photos and descriptions of the camera's essential features and controls. Learn when to use each option and, more importantly, when not to use them, by following the author's recommended settings for every menu entry. With best-selling photographer and mentor David Busch as your guide, you'll quickly have full creative mastery of your camera's capabilities, whether you're shooting on the job, as an advanced enthusiast, or are just out for fun. Start building your knowledge and confidence, while bringing your vision to light with the Nikon Z50 today
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