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Take your best shot with your new Nikon D3300 Congratulations on your new Nikon D3300 DSLR! You probably want to get shooting right away, but first you need to know some basics about the controls and functions. Nikon D3300 For Dummies is your ultimate guide to your new camera, packed with everything you need to know to start taking beautiful photographs right out of the gate. Author Julie Adair King draws on a decade of experience in photography instruction, specifically Nikon and Canon, to walk you through the basics and get you started off on the right foot. Your new Nikon D3300 offers full control over exposure settings, but it also includes presets and auto mode options for beginners. Nikon D3300 For Dummies guides you through the specifics of each setting, and teaches you how to determine what controls work best in a given situation. Written specifically for the Nikon D3300, the book discusses only the controls and capabilities available on your model, and shows you where to find them and how to use them. Topics include: Shooting in auto mode, playback options, and basic troubleshooting Working with light, focus, and color, and conquering video mode Picture organization, including file transfer and sharing Tips on photo editing and select features This fullcolor book includes a variety of photos that demonstrate the effects of different settings, allowing you to develop an eye for matching controls to situations. If you want to get the most out of your new DSLR, Nikon D3300 For Dummies is the best, most complete guide on the market.

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Nikon D3300 For Dummies Published by John Wiley Sons Inc 111 River - photo 1

Nikon D3300 For Dummies

Published by: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 111 River Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030-5774, www.wiley.com

Copyright 2014 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, New Jersey

Published simultaneously in Canada

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Manufactured in the United States of America

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About the Author

Julie Adair King is the author of many books about digital photography and imaging, including the best-selling Digital Photography For Dummies. Her most recent titles include a series of For Dummies guides to popular digital SLR cameras, including the Nikon D5300, D7100, D3200, D5200, and D600. Other works include Digital Photography Before & After Makeovers, Digital Photo Projects For Dummies, Julie Kings Everyday Photoshop For Photographers, Julie Kings Everyday Photoshop Elements, and Shoot Like a Pro!: Digital Photography Techniques. When not writing, King teaches digital photography at such locations as the Palm Beach Photographic Centre. A native of Ohio and graduate of Purdue University, she resides in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Authors Acknowledgments

I am deeply grateful for the chance to work once again with the wonderful publishing team at Wiley. Kim Darosett, Jennifer Webb, Steve Hayes, Virginia Sanders, Mary Corder, and Patrick Redmond are just some of the talented editors and designers who helped make this book possible. And finally, I am also indebted to technical editor Dave Hall, without whose insights and expertise this book would not have been the same.

Publishers Acknowledgments

Executive Editor: Steven Hayes

Senior Project Editor: Kim Darosett

Copy Editor: Virginia Sanders

Technical Editors: David Hall

Editorial Assistant: Anne Sullivan

Sr. Editorial Assistant: Cherie Case

Project Coordinator: Patrick Redmond

Front Cover Image: iStockphoto.com/MaszaS; camera image courtesy of Julie Adair King

Back Cover Images: Courtesy of Julie Adair King

Chapter 1 Getting Up and Running In This Chapter Preparing the camera for its - photo 2

Chapter 1

Getting Up and Running

In This Chapter

Picture 3 Preparing the camera for its first outing

Picture 4 Getting acquainted with camera features

Picture 5 Viewing and adjusting camera settings

Picture 6 Setting a few basic preferences

Picture 7 Restoring original camera settings

Shooting for the first time with a camera as sophisticated as the Nikon D3300 can produce a blend of excitement and anxiety. On one hand, you cant wait to start using your new equipment, but on the other, youre a little intimidated by all its buttons, dials, and menu options.

Well, fear not: This chapter provides the information you need to start getting comfortable with your D3300. The first section walks you through initial camera setup; following that, you can get an overview of camera controls, discover how to view and adjust camera settings, and get my take on some basic setup options.

Preparing the Camera for Initial Use

After unpacking your camera, you have to assemble a few parts. In addition to the camera body and the supplied battery (be sure to charge it before the first use), you need a lens and a memory card. Later sections in this chapter provide details about working with lenses and memory cards, but heres what you need to know up front:

  • Lens: You can mount a wide range of lenses on your D3300, but some arent compatible with all camera features. For example, to enjoy autofocusing, you need an AF-S or AF-I lens. (The 1855mm lens sold in a kit with the D3300 body is an AF-S lens.) Your camera manual offers details about lens compatibility.

    Nikon D3300 For Dummies - image 8The AF in AF-S stands for autofocus, and the S stands for silent wave, a Nikon autofocus technology. AF-I lenses are older, professional-grade (expensive) lenses that are no longer made but may be available on the secondhand market.

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