David Busch's Nikon D3200 Guide to Digital SLR Photography by David D. Busch

Author:David D. Busch
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Visual Arts, Digital Photography, Arts & Photography, Humanities, Photography, Computer Science
ISBN: 9781285171302
Publisher: Cengage Learning PTR
Published: 2012-07-10T04:00:00+00:00

Fun with Live View

You may not have considered everything you can do with Live View. But once you’ve played with it, you’ll discover dozens of applications for this capability, as well as a few things that you can’t do. Here’s a list of Live View considerations:

Shoot stills and movies. You can take still pictures or movies using Live View, and alternate between the two.

Preview your images on a TV. Connect your Nikon D3200 to a television using an optional video cable, and you can preview your image on a large standard definition television or HDTV screen.

Preview remotely. Extend the cable between the camera and TV screen, and you can preview your images some distance away from the camera.

Continuous shooting. You can shoot bursts of images using Live View, but all shots will use the focus and exposure setting established for the first picture in the series.

Shoot from tripod or hand-held. Of course, holding the camera out at arm’s length to preview an image is poor technique, and will introduce a lot of camera shake. If you want to use Live View for hand-held images, use an image-stabilized lens and/or a high shutter speed. A tripod is a better choice if you can use one.

Watch your power. Live View uses a lot of juice and will deplete your battery rapidly. The optional AC adapter is a useful accessory.

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