Nikon N2000 - Aperture-Priority Exposure Mode; Setting the Aperture-Priority Mode; Setting Lens Aperture and Shutter Speed; Taking Photos in Aperture-Priority

APERTURE·PRIORITY EXPOSURE MODE
At A, the N2000's microcomputer automatica ll y selects the
correct
shu tter speed to match the aperture you se t. This is the
recommended mode when depth of field
is your prime consider-
ation. If you want to blur the background
in portraitures, for in-
stance, use wi de apertures. To make everything come out sharp
in scenic photograp hy , use sma ll apertures.
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Correct
exposure
Is assured.
1. Set shooting mode selector to A.
Two LEOs show
intermediate
shutter
speed.
2. Set lens to desired f·number (engraved on aperture scale)
3. Look inside viewfinder and lightly press shutter release
button.
The LED shows the shutter speed selected by the camera for
correct exposure with the aperture
you set. If there is no
warning bleep, you can take the picture by depressing the
shutter release button.