Liveview slr full#

You can name it anything you want, and then click OK. This lead to a new dialogue box where you have the option of naming your camera.

I was sceptical at first as well but I've learned to embrace the viewfinder. To kick things off, click on the ‘+’ button from Sources, and then select Video Capture Device. It focuses your attention like shooting a rifle. It really does put you in the zone while shooting. You really should try the viewfinder underwater. A mode would be actually more difficult to use than the viewfinder given the imperfections in the quality of the picture. Even if you could focus the lens its hard to judge focus in an LCD. You simply can't use B mode underwater since you can't AF. Its fair to say however that the D200 is a completely different beast altogether, it shares far more with its bigger brother the the D2X than its earlier namesake. Neither mode fits the bill for underwater. The Nikon D200 was announced on 1st November 2005, some three and a half years since Nikon revealed their first prosumer digital SLR, the D100. B mode utilizing the main sensor means the mirror is up, no auto focus and no metering (during live view), and again no representation of white balance.Īnd this was similur to my initial read of this feature.

Liveview slr full#

A mode suffers from a noisy /grainy view in medium/low light, doesn't provide full frame coverage and doesn't represent white balance or depth of field correctly. Secondly I wasn't particularly impressed with the implementation, it's confusing to have two modes, neither of which was perfect. Firstly I don't honestly see that many digital SLR owners asking for this feature, it's a neat option, it's good for upgraders coming from consumer cameras who may be used to seeing the live view on the LCD screen and it may well have one or two useful scenarios (macro shooting, live portraits shown on a TV screen) however for me I simply found myself moving back to the viewfinder more times than not.