You just bought a new Nikon D5500 DSLR camera and would like to learn how to use it. Well, this video tutorial will help you master your new device and begin shooting.
The new D5500 is an upper-entry-level DSLR that replaces the D5300. It provides a 24.2MP DX-format sensor with no optical low pass filter. Improvements over the older D5300 bring the addition of a touch screen, which is a fully articulated 3.2-inch 1.37M-dot affair, as in the D5300. You now get a flat picture profile, and the 1080/60p video specification is identical to its predecessor. The only feature missing is GPS, which was built into the D5300 but is not present in its successor the D5500.
VIDEO INDEX For Nikon D5500 Tutorial :
0:40 Lens, Battery, Memory Card
3:05 Ports
5:44 Taking a Picture
12:41 Aperture Priority
14:15 Shutter Priority
16:26 Manual Mode
17:33 Bulb Mode
20:04 Shutter Modes
23:03 Focusing Modes
26:47 Metering Modes
28:07 Changing ISO
29:16 Auto ISO
31:04 Exposure Compensation
34:26 Bracketing
36:06 Flash & Flash Compensation
40:00 White Balance
40:58 Diopter
42:15 Live View
43:35 Video
44:38 Formatting a Memory Card
45:59 Shooting Raw
47:51 Disabling the Beep
48:47 Assigning Fn
49:32 Back-button Focus
52:17 Lens & Flash Suggestions
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Outstanding! Great help video.
This video was wonderful. Thank you very much. I you switch to back button focus and was to use a remote to shoot some pictures will it focus? Also how do you switch it back to the regular setting?
Klink: When you use the remote it only acts like you are using the standard shutter button. Back button focus is overridden.