Exposure Triangle In Manual Mode: Nikon D5600

Overview of controlling exposure in manual mode with the Nikon D5600.
Shutter speed (camera body): Slower speed = longer exposure, more light, magnifies camera shake, subject and background movement (blur).
Faster speed = shorter exposure, less light, freezes action (sharp subjects in motion).
Aperture (lens): Smaller number = wider/larger opening, more light, narrower depth of field (less of image remains in focus; greater control over which part of the image is in focus or blurred out of focus)
Larger number = smaller opening, less light, greater depth of field (more of image remains in focus/sharper)
ISO: Video signal gain (camera body processor)
Lower ISO = lower noise, cleaner image, optimal quality, lower light sensitivity (for shooting in brighter light)
Higher ISO = increased noise, reduction in image detail, digital artifacts (false color), larger "grains" in images, higher light sensitivity (for shooting in lower light)

[@sharonelliott748]

Thank you SO much for this video. You made it so easy to understand. If you do more videos on this camera body, I would love to know about them. I will be searching for any videos you do. Thank you again. Regards Sharon E

[@majchx5352]

I got my D5600 now for 2 month ago, i was using canon, but i got so much problem with the Body and especially 5 lens, in really bad condition out of the box. so i sent all canon back and went to NIKON. Not only NO problems, but a much better system and better pictures quality, Canon might have a bit better focus, but, for my part i prefer a better picture quality. The D5600 ist just GREAT -))
Good video, just go further with NIKON. Thanks

[@robertsovich9254]

I use it for osprey birds weather and. Baby photos of my great niece it is a great camera . I had mine for three months