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• Changing Exposure Settings

o Using the camera in its Manual (M) Exposure Mode gives

you the ability to change either shutter speeds or apertures

to control the exposure the way you want. Get used to

making these changes while your eye is in the viewfinder

and you are referencing the LCD display for guiding you in

the exposure process. The command dial is set to change

shutter and aperture settings. Practice operating each of

these controls so they become instinctive in operation.

• Familiarize yourself with the movements required

o Utilizing each housing control to properly and efficiently

change camera settings. Some controls only require a

straight pushing movement, while others may require

pushing and rotating simultaneously to operate.

• Using the camera’s light meter to determine ambient light

o There are three light meters in the D-50; Matrix, Center

Weighted, and Spot. Read the D-50 instruction manual for

complete descriptions on each of these meters and when to

use each. No matter which one you choose, they all help

guide you to the proper shutter speed and aperture

combination for proper ambient light exposure. Where you

aim the meter is also important. In underwater photography,

it is important to remember to aim the meter at the

background water or “sky” to get the proper exposure

information. It is often necessary to gather this information,

make your exposure settings, and then re-compose the

scene before shooting.

• Sometimes it is good to operate the AE-L button

o When locking in the exposure value of the background

before re-composing and taking the photo.

• The ISO Sensitivity setting on the camera

o This is the same as the film speed that photographers set

on film cameras, with one small difference: There is no

film. This setting is the equivalent of the film speed you

would normally set. The higher the ISO sensitivity number,

the more light is captured and the brighter the image.

Higher ISO sensitivity numbers have more “Noise”, a term

that is the digital equivalent of grain in higher speed films.

Try starting out with a lower ISO sensitivity such as ISO

200 if the lighting conditions permit.

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