Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Set your camera trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Set your camera on a hard surface.
Use a remote shutter release or set your camera on a 2-second delay before you take the photograph.
Set your camera on tripod and use Live View.
If you want to save your photos in high quality, set your camera to a JPEG format and choose the highest resolution.
Set your camera to ISO 100 for a clean looking shot.
With its compact design and wireless connectivity,simply choose the area you wish to monitor and set your camera up;
Option A: Set your camera to Manual(M).
Set your camera to the lowest ISO, usually 100 or 200.
If you still cannot find the shutter speed, set your camera to“Aperture Priority” mode, and make sure that you have turned“AUTO ISO” off.
Set your camera to its lowest ISO- generally 100 to 200.
Once you find a good test subject with a suitable background, set your camera to“Aperture Priority” mode and set your aperture to the lowest number.
Set your camera to use the flash by either popping up the flash or enabling the flash feature in the menu.
To discover howaperture size influences sharpness with your lenses, set your camera up on a tripod and focus on an object with lots of detail.
If possible, set your camera to continuous shooting and take a burst of photos.
Set your camera to Auto ISO and it will detect such changes and adjust the sensitivity accordingly.
Option A: Set your camera to Manual(M).
Set your camera lower to the ground than usual and maybe keep the lens just above the height of the tables.
You need a good tripod or to at least set your camera on a ledge or something where it can remain perfectly still for 10 seconds.
Initially set your camera to a reasonable telephoto distance to ensure that the fireworks fit within the screen.
Take camera out of Auto White balance mode- when you set your camera to‘Auto' in it's white balance mode you run the risk of losing some of the warm golden tones of a sunrise or sunset.
Set your camera on a tripod and use your camera's timer to trigger the shutter release- that way, you won't even have to touch the camera, so there will be no risk of camera shake.
A gray card is a middle-gray reference that you can set your camera to for accurate and consistent color rendering, especially on older cameras that have limited controls for white balance and color.
You should set your camera to single-point autofocus mode, instead of setting it to multiple or automatic selection.
If you have set your camera for a very long exposure, even the tiniest bit of motion will blur the photo.
Once the target is set your camera will begin to track the target, but will only move between the preset content boxes when the target leaves and enters into a new box.
Setting your camera well for action photos is important.
Consider setting your camera to constrain the glimmer to flame, which will make a“fill streak” for expelling those unforgiving shadows.
Setting your camera to night mode-- usually marked by an icon of a moon-- enables the camera to take in as much light as possible while snapping the photo.
To conserve battery power, I would recommend setting your camera to"Mode 2" so as to not receive GPS signals while the camera's power switch is set to"Off".