Nikon D50-Child Mode

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I co-own a Nikon D50 and only recently I have been able to fully utilise it. All these while I just used my point and click Sony T30 for most of my photography venture. Of course with the DSLR, I look more pro, handling the bigger and better camera compared to my T30..hahaha.. though I have to admit I still have not touch the manual.

While researching for this entry I know that the Nikon D50 has six intelligent Digital Vari Program modes. I always accidentally choose Child mode while taking pictures of my students doing the handcrafted works without actually knowing the function of it. So read about the Child mode here. The excerpt from another site said,

“A new function available with the Nikon D50 is ‘Child’ mode, ‘Child’ mode is a pre-programmed mode, ideal for the family user allowing the photographer to take great images of their children. Skin tones are naturally smooth without sacrificing vibrancy. Settings within this mode are optimised for photographing young children giving them a healthier colouring. ISO sensitivity is automatically controlled and the saturation and hue are suitably adjusted.”

For more info on Child Mode in Nikon D50, check this site. I guess next time I should choose other Mode since my focus is not on the colouring of my students’ hands..hahaha..

Personally, I have no regret spending big bucks on the gadget. For those thinking of owning one, check this review. Perhaps it will help you make up your mind. :)

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