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Hi, welcome to this episode of Nikon D5200 photography tips and tricks.
Today I'm in my garden and I'm going to use this dragon statue here to show you how
to set your shutter speed on your D5200. There's a couple of ways to do it - we
can use either shutter priority mode or manual mode, so let's take a look at the
settings that you need for shutter priority mode.
So to put your D5200 into
shutter priority mode, grab ahold of your mode dial up here and turn it to S. That
is shutter priority. And if you take a look on the screen here, you'll see that
when I turn my command dial up here, this one up here, the shutter speed changes
also that ISO is changing as well because, and the aperture, because I have
auto ISO set in my menu settings. So to do that we'll just have a quick look at
that. Hit your menu button, go to your little camera icon there that's your
shooting menu, across to ISO sensitivity settings, across again...down to auto ISO
ISO sensitivity and you can see I've got mine set on maximum 3200 and minimum
shutter speed of 1/250th of a second. So in shutter priority mode like we are now
the camera is deciding the exposure so whatever shutter speed you choose it
will adjust the aperture and the ISO to get you the best exposure for your shot
I'll just click off a shot here....at 1/200th of a second and we'll see
what happens with the exposure so if I take a look at that shot and you can see
it's a little, it's fairly underexposed so what I would do there is I would add
a couple of stops of exposure compensation. So up on the top here
you've got your exposure compensation button, the plus/minus thing there you'll
see if you press that and hold it an exposure compensation...numbers come up
there on your screen and I'll now take another shot and we'll see that that one
is a bit more exposed than the last one, see this one's a bit darker in the shadow
areas there and that one's a bit better so you just dial up your exposure
compensation up here until you get the right shot.
Alright now let's take a look at how to do it in manual mode
so to set your D5200 to manual mode
let's turn our mode dial to M that is now manual mode and we can adjust our
shutter speed in the same way you just use the command dial. Ok, and I'm gonna just
turn off my auto ISO here cuz I don't want that on turn that off so that's not
changing and you can see I can now...and you have to watch your exposure meter
your light meter here make sure that you're getting the correct exposure
I might dial my aperture up to that f/8 there and you can see the
camera is telling me that a shutter speed of 1/60th of a second or there
abouts 1/80th is going to take a decent shot here so let's find out
(camera shutter sounds)
and we'll play and we'll have a look at that and that's a bit underexposed but
you know I'm quite happy with that.
So there you go that's how you set the
shutter speed on your Nikon D5200. If you've got any questions for me about
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