#BATTERY FOR NIKON P900 MANUAL#
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Hold down this button on the side of the lens and the lens will zoom out, you can find the subject, and release the button and youвЂ™ll be taken back to whatever focal length you were using previously. One of the problems with very long zooms is that if something moves ever so slightly, itвЂ™s completely out of the frame. A very useful button next to the switch on the lens allows the lens to zoom back out to help you reframe a subject. ThereвЂ™s a standard rocker switch around the shutter release on top of the camera, or thereвЂ™s another switch on the lens itself - the latter is very easily reachable with your left thumb when youвЂ™re holding the camera and makes for a quick extension when you need it. You can extend the Nikon Coolpix P900вЂ™s zoom in one of two ways.

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By default, it is used to control metering, but if you scroll to the bottom of the dialogue box which appears when you press it, you can access other functions, such as white balance, ISO and AF area mode. The function mode, also on top of the camera, can be used as a sort of quick menu.

ItвЂ™s also used to scroll through options when using Special Effects mode.

#BATTERY FOR NIKON P900 MANUAL#

If youвЂ™re in manual mode, or shutter priority mode, you can use it to alter shutter speed. Handily, thereвЂ™s also a space for you to save a group of custom settings, which is useful if you like to shoot one particular kind of way often (such as low light for instance).ДЄlso on top of the Nikon Coolpix P900 youвЂ™ll find a scrolling dial which has different functions depending on the shooting mode youвЂ™re in. As well as automatic, scene and effects modes, youвЂ™ll also find Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority and Manual Mode. On the top of the camera youвЂ™ll find a mode dial which allows you to choose between the different exposure modes which the camera offers. Overall, you do get used to the large size of the camera and it is of course much lighter than the equivalent DSLR and the set of lenses you would need to cover the range which this offers. The flash on the top of the Nikon Coolpix P900 also has to be large to give it enough size to reach over the top of the lens, so this is also looks a little odd the first time you deploy it. That said, it has a nice coating which gives the camera an air of quality. The grip, while reasonably large, could do with being a little larger to help offset the weight from the lens. The lens itself is very large, and itвЂ™s probably fair to say that the first impression of the camera is that it looks a little unbalanced. Of course, the zoom lens can manage a lot more reach than the 18-55mm zoom ratio, going up to a staggering 2000mm, so if zoom is important to you, then this large size is something you should expect. ItвЂ™s also pretty heavy too, and itвЂ™s about as big and heavy - or perhaps even bigger and heavier in some cases - than the average DSLR with 18-55mm kit lens attached. The Nikon Coolpix P900 is a very large camera - even by bridge camera standards. The Nikon Coolpix P900 is available in black for ВЈ499.99 / $599.95. Other features include a 3-inch, 921k dot articulating screen, an electronic viewfinder and built-in Wi-Fi, GPS and NFC. The P900 features a 1/2.3 inch 16 million pixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor, which is the same as the sensor found in the Nikon P610. To that end, Nikon has included a Dual Detect Optical VR system, which should give a 5-stop advantage. At such extremes of zoom, the camera needs to have a decent optical stabilisation system in order to cope with image blur. At the widest point of the lens, it had an f/2.8 maximum aperture, rising to f/6.5 at the furthest reach. ThereвЂ™s also a Dynamic Fine Zoom - a type of digital zoom - which boosts this up to 166x, or 4000mm equivalent. That gives you an equivalent of 24 - 2000mm in 35mm terms. The Nikon Coolpix P900 is a bridge camera which features the current market leading zoom ratio of 83x optical zoom.

Battery for nikon p900