Why my Nikon D90 is a bit empty

1.Check that the shutter speed you use is in line with the reciprocal principle of focal length multiplied by 2.

2.What mode did you shoot in? Is it single-point focus? Is the focus right?

3.If the two points are correct, you can use a tripod and try to shoot a meter ruler, that is, to see if your machine or lens is out of focus. The meter ruler is because it is easy to see how many centimeters the focus has run.

4.If there is no problem with the first two lenses, then you can confirm whether it is the cause of the machine or the lens through the three points, and you can also change the lens and continue to try to find the reason whether it is the lens or the machine.

If none of the above reasons are true, then it is a matter of light usage or the optimal aperture of the lens.

At this time, a fixed focus is always better than a zoom image, and a cow becomes stronger than a dog.

In addition, in the digital age, post-processing is very important. If you don't have a post-production and go straight to the film, even the master can't do it. The ** you see online is all post-processed.

Commercial films have professional lighting and professional post-processing. We generally don't have professional lighting to play, we can only find good weather shots, and the ruler may be good.

1.Check the lens.

2.Check the focus.

3.Check the image sensor.

4.with a tripod.

5.If all of the above is normal, then take it to a specialty store for inspection

Just see if the focusing method is wrong (to shoot portraits to the human eye) and whether the hand is shaking? Is the camera shutter speed too low? Try it for a different lens! If it doesn't work, just find someone who understands and ask, hand two cigarettes, and it will definitely be solved! If you can't solve it, just get the camera after-sales and ask!

If you focus manually, it's not right.

If you have autofocus, you're out of focus.

There is also a bad light, the shutter is too slow, the hand is steady, improve the ISO, get a tripod...

Two cases. 1.The depth of field of SLR is shallow, so you should pay attention to shooting, otherwise it is easy to lose focus;

2.The shutter is not enough, not enough when handheld. Safety shutter.

Out of focus. Possibly, tests are needed to draw conclusions.

It's possible that the focus mode is incorrect, or that the lens doesn't have stabilization on.

Indicates that the focus has not been adjusted well.

The steps to set up autofocus on the Nikon D3200 are:

1. First of all, directly on the control panel of Nikon D3200, press the AF ON button to open the main menu.

2. Then a new window will pop up, click the button as shown in the figure below to jump.

3. After entering this page, directly select the "AF" button as shown in the figure below.

4. In this way, after the metering and autofocus are set to start, the autofocus will be autofocused.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, set the right aperture, shutter, ISO, choose the right metering and focusing mode, and the film effect will definitely be bad.

As for taking clear photos, this is actually not difficult. As long as the focus is solid and the camera end is stable, you can definitely shoot clearly. Nikon D90 If you want to shoot the texture details, the lens must be replaced with a macro lens, Nikon's macro lens generally has 60 micro and 105 micro; The commonly used is generally 105 micro, which is often used to shoot flowers or insects, and it is also good to shoot products.

A macro lens is a special lens used for macro photography, mainly used to photograph very small objects, such as flowers, insects, etc. Macro lenses make it easy to shoot smaller subjects at close range, but when using a macro lens for macro shots, the depth of field is small, the focus is very careful, and the camera should be mounted on a tripod or remake frame whenever possible.

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When there is space left on the memory card, press the [LV] button, turn on the screen framing, and then press the [OK] button to start shooting and recording, and press the [OK] button again to stop shooting. I can't shoot normally to see if the memory card has no storage space. I hope my answer is helpful to you, and finally I wish you good health and a happy mood!

Everything else is normal, but OK Jian doesn't respond.

The OK button is used to check the settings in the settings menu, and has no other functions. After making a selection with the arrow keys, press the OK button to confirm the selection.

According to the situation provided by the landlord, there are some problems with the system firmware of the camera, and it is recommended that the landlord can try to restore the factory settings of the finger rolling camera or upgrade the system firmware, which should solve the problem.

How do I do a factory reset? Are there any steps?

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Find your personal settings in the menu, open it, and select Reset Personal Settings, so that you can delete all the records you set before. On the right side of the top of the fuselage, press and hold the two buttons of "**Compensation" and "Auto State Search Focus Mode" at the same time to restore factory settings I hope my answer is helpful to you, Finally, I wish you good health and a happy mood! <>

This is a common problem with Nikon cameras, from a card machine of several hundred yuan, to a high-end SLR of tens of thousands of yuan, it's ** are all yellowish, the main reason should be on the coms lens, in fact, you don't need to care more about your color, after all, Canon is reddish, Pentax is blue, Sony is yellow and dark. Every camera has the problem of color cast, and Nikon belongs to one of the three major brands of SLR cameras, its color cast is concerned by many people, and Nikon's COMS chip uses Sony's.

It is recommended that you customize the white balance.

Use Nikon's NX2 to take a look first** Correct the white balance, and then see if it is still yellow If it meets your standard Then there is a problem with the white balance setting It is recommended to use a gray card to correct the white balance If you use software to correct the white balance If your backpack is still relatively yellow, you can take it to a well-lit place to see if your bag itself is yellowish.

If you want to shoot the goods** you have to put some thought into the lighting, otherwise it will be ugly.

The yellowish cast of the Nikon D90 is generally the cause of improper white balance settings

1. Automatic white balance, generally accurate, if not accurate, you need to set it manually;

2. Daylight white balance, the photo will be warmer, that is, yellow or red;

3. White balance on cloudy days, the color of the photo is darker and warmer than that of daylight;

4. The white balance of incandescent lamps, the photo will be cool, white or gray;

5. The white balance of fluorescent lamps, the photos are darker and cooler than those of incandescent lamps.

If you feel that these settings are fine, restore the camera to factory settings and try again.

Nikon's general characteristic is that it has a bluish, yellowish tinge for the first time. You check, one could be a white balance problem, two could be an optimization standard, and three could be a lens issue.

I don't think the pattern is right (it's the WB button),

Is white balance wrong?