Nikon D700 Body Brochure - Vistek

smaller apertures for sharper, cleaner images• Exposure: [A] mode, 1/80 second, f/2.8 • White balance: Auto• Sensitivity: ISO 3200 • Picture Control: Standard©Douglas Menuez• Exposure: [A] mode, 1/30 second, f/2.8 • White balance: Auto• Sensitivity: ISO 6400 • Picture Control: Standard ©Douglas MenuezComprehensive strategy to reduce noiseThe D700 is designed to reduce noise even before the menuactivatedHigh ISO NR settings are applied. And at higherISO settings of 2000 and over, with the High ISO NR turnedon, it’s activated automatically but in a manner designed togive you rich, satisfying, natural saturation a world beyondthe synthetic appearance of conventional image processingsystems.Superior results instantly, even in difficult lightingconditionsAccess to high ISO settings that deliver superior imagefiles gives you so many more exposure options for shootingexceptional pictures in situations that were formerly beyondyour grasp. Poorly lit scenes that used to take time forlighting setup can now be captured immediately. Whenshooting in more subtle conditions, such as on an overcastday, you won’t have to sacrifice aperture settings for thesake of shutter speed. Simply boost the ISO and use a fastershutter speed to achieve superior results. At locations wheretripods and monopods are prohibited or are inconvenient touse, you can still obtain superb handheld results. And withNIKKOR VR (Vibration Reduction) lenses, the shot you wantis a given. Scenes that you long considered difficult or evenimpossible are yours for the taking, and capturing them hasnever been easier.• Exposure: [A] mode, 1/400 second, f/2.8 • White balance: Auto • Sensitivity: ISO3200 • Picture Control: Standard ©Cherie Steinberg CoteAuto ISO settingFor shooting opportunities where you need to deal withconstantly changing light, ISO sensitivity auto control canbe a major advantage, eliminating the need to sacrificeeither aperture or shutter speed. Taking pictures with ISOsensitivity auto control enables you to limit how high youwant the camera to allow the ISO to rise while selectingyour preference for slowest permitted shutter speed. Nowyou can go with your instincts in Programmed- or Aperturepriorityauto, or simply lock the aperture and shutter speedcombination you want in manual mode and let the D700judge the lighting situation for you, determining the optimumISO for constant exposure results.Active D-LightingAutomatically regulating the dynamic range when the contrastis too great lets you preserve highlights, such as those in thesky or a clear halo around the sun, and shadow details. TheD700 employs Nikon’s new Active D-Lighting, which worksautomatically when needed, so you can leave it on, knowing itwill activate only when conditions indicate a need.9