Nikon D5000 - Focusing in Live View

This is a short clip from our training DVD, "Introduction to the Nikon D5000 Volume 2 : Advanced topics". It covers the methods used by the D5000 to acheive focus while Live View is enabled. the DVD run about 85 minutes in length. More information can be seen here: www.bluecranedigital.com Below are the words from the back cover of the DVD Take great pictures with your Nikon D5000! Push your creativity to the limits; create photographic images that up until now have existed only in your imagination! This guide takes you through Nikons advanced features, and explains what they are, how they work, and how they can perform in real-world situations. Custom Settings: The D5000 is endlessly configurable. We go into detail about the settings that can have the most impact on your shooting. We also address the topics of Live View, and the D5000s video exposure control. Nikon Speedlights and flash photography: We discuss choices and settings you can use to manipulate the ambient light or added light with external flash units. Color properties and settings: You will learn how to control color properties, and how to build new Picture Controls for your camera. In our color management section, we address the issue of maintaining authentic color throughout the digital image workflow, from choosing a color space, through post processing on a computer monitor, all the way to the printed output. Your ritual and custom menus: We show you how to set up the camera to match your personal ...

Made in Germany | Leica - Focusing on profit

When the optical company from Wetzlar in Hesse brought its first 35 mm camera on the market in 1924, the compact and reliable instant success and soon went into mass production. It 'was the birth of a new genre of photography and Leica became a legend. The high-precision lens is a highly desirable camera for professional and amateur photographers. But when digital cameras have begun their global conquest than a decade ago, Leica made films. This decisionthe company in financial difficulties. But recently it has entered the digital business. Under its new owner and CEO, Andreas Kaufmann Austrian entrepreneur, Leica focuses on new markets and target for a profitable future, as Andreas says Hevel.