Nikon D850 — Menu Guide for Beginners
Where to find every setting on your Nikon D850.
Menu Paths
| Setting | Menu Path | Quick Access |
|---|---|---|
| ISO | MENU → Camera Settings 1 → ISO | ISO dial on top plate |
| Aperture | MENU → Custom Settings → Controls → Aperture | Use the front command dial to adjust aperture |
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Tips
ISO
The D850 allows for ISO settings up to 25600, giving you flexibility in low-light situations.
Aperture
You can set the aperture to adjust automatically in certain modes, making it easier to shoot in varying light.
The Nikon D850 features a tilting touchscreen, which allows you to shoot from high or low angles while still being able to see your composition clearly. This is particularly useful for creative compositions without having to strain your neck or back.
Use the D850's Focus Peaking feature to assist with manual focus, especially when using vintage lenses. It highlights the edges of in-focus areas in the viewfinder, making it easier to achieve sharp focus.
The Nikon D850 is equipped with dual card slots, allowing you to use one for RAW files and the other for JPEGs. This setup can streamline your workflow by keeping your file types organized.
Take advantage of the D850's weather sealing when shooting in challenging outdoor conditions. This feature protects the camera from dust and moisture, making it ideal for landscape photography in various weather scenarios.
The D850's electronic front-curtain shutter reduces vibrations caused by the shutter mechanism, which is especially beneficial when shooting with a tripod for long exposures or macro photography.
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