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Part I

Using the Nikon D60

Top of the camera

The top of the D60 is where you ﬁnd some

of the most important buttons and dials.

This is where you can change the shooting

mode and press the Shutter Release button

to take your photo. Also included in this sec-

tion is a brief description of some of the

things you ﬁnd on the top of the lens.

Although your lens may vary, most of the

features are quite similar from lens to lens.

Shutter Release button. In my

opinion, this is the most important

button on the camera. Halfway

pressing this button activates the

camera's autofocusing and light

meter. When you fully depress this

button the shutter is released and

a photograph is taken. When the

camera has been idle and has

"gone to sleep," lightly pressing the

Shutter Release button wakes up

the camera. When the image

review is on, lightly pressing the

Shutter Release button turns off

the LCD and prepares the camera

for another shot.

On/Off switch. This switch,

located around the Shutter Release

button, is used to turn the camera

on and off. Push the switch all the

way to the left to turn off the cam-

era. Pull the switch to the right to

turn your camera on.

Mode dial. This is an important

dial. Rotating this dial allows you

to quickly change your shooting

mode. You can choose one of the

Digital Vari-Program modes, one of

the semiautomatic modes, or you

can choose to set the exposure

manually.

For a detailed description of all

of the exposure modes, see

Chapter 2.

Exposure compensation/

Aperture button. Pressing this

button in conjunction with spin-

ning the Command dial (the

Command dial is the wheel on the

rear of the camera) allows you to

modify the exposure that is set by

the D60's light meter or the expo-

sure you set in Manual exposure

mode. Turning the Command dial

to the right decreases exposure,

while turning the dial to the left

increases the exposure. This button

also doubles as the Aperture but-

ton when the camera is set to

Manual exposure mode. Pressing

the button while rotating the

Command dial allows you to

adjust your lens aperture.

Additionally, when pressing this

button in conjunction with the

ﬂash mode you can adjust your

ﬂash exposure compensation by

rotating the Command dial.

Active D-Lighting. Pressing this

button and rotating the command

dial allows you to quickly turn on

and off the Active D-Lighting func-

tion. Active D-Lighting helps to

keep your highlights and shadow

areas from being too dark or too

light in high contrast situations.

Focal plane mark. The focal plane

mark shows you where the plane

of the image sensor is inside the

camera. When doing certain types

of photography, particularly macro

photography using a bellows lens,

you need to measure the length of

the bellows from the front element

of the lens to the focal plane. This

is where the focal plane mark

comes in handy.