@sarojhbl Ensure you are in single-shot shooting mode. I can't recall what else causes that, and I don't have my camera handy. There are some camera functions that disable other functions. There is nothing wrong with your camera. Try changing continuous focus / shooting to single, etc.
I love how much you can do with the Nikon in the menu-system, but it's unnecessarily difficult to get it to do what you want (in my opinion). I prefer the Canon UI, because it's less intimidating, but it doesn't seem to do everything I'd like.
I'm ready for an SLR with a powerful UI that is also easy to use and understand.
the thing is alot of this stuff isnt availible on canons of the same range, and alot of the stuff in the canon menus have buttons or button combination on the d300 body.
Play with both for over a month and im sure you will understand I have fortunatly i know alot of photographers...most shoot canon :S it sucks i cant share their glass...haha unless i steal their cameras
thats one thing i hate about NIKON, is when you let your screen go for like 5 seconds because your looking at something then it shuts off! and then you have to go back into it..ahahhah...so annoying..why cant they make options to make it longer! lmao
I'm not sure what you're referring to. Nobody says it can shoot 30fps. Time lapse can shoot any interval you want from every second to every day, and at those intervals it can shoot up to 9 consecutive shots (for bracketing for example)
That is after 1.5 hours of finished product, not 1.5 hours of shooting. 1.5 hour movie at 30 frames per second will be near 150,000 frames which is the stated shutter duty cycle. That means if you make a time laps movie that plays at 30 fps, and runs 7 minutes long, you'll have used 5% of your shutter life creating it.
You're wrong jani. He's not talking about RECORDING at 30fps, he's saying PLAYBACK at 30 fps. If you record at 1 fps for 1 minute, you will have 60 frames. This is 2 seconds of playback at 30fps. But you've still taken life off your shutter.
Help pls..i cannot click on Timer Interval shooting as its not active-not highlighted...Whats wrong with my camera..pls help me
sarojhbl 1 year ago
@sarojhbl Ensure you are in single-shot shooting mode. I can't recall what else causes that, and I don't have my camera handy. There are some camera functions that disable other functions. There is nothing wrong with your camera. Try changing continuous focus / shooting to single, etc.
bastian74 1 year ago
Help? What is Auto Gain in the Multiple Exposure under shooting menu?
110B557 1 year ago
Thank you!
taoteyuan 1 year ago
very good info mate! well appreciated as I just bought this camera yesterday!!
love it love it love it
Redeyez77 1 year ago
I love how much you can do with the Nikon in the menu-system, but it's unnecessarily difficult to get it to do what you want (in my opinion). I prefer the Canon UI, because it's less intimidating, but it doesn't seem to do everything I'd like.
I'm ready for an SLR with a powerful UI that is also easy to use and understand.
devin6687 3 years ago
the thing is alot of this stuff isnt availible on canons of the same range, and alot of the stuff in the canon menus have buttons or button combination on the d300 body.
Play with both for over a month and im sure you will understand I have fortunatly i know alot of photographers...most shoot canon :S it sucks i cant share their glass...haha unless i steal their cameras
sacredgeometry 2 years ago
oh and btw there is a custom menu where you can add shortcuts to any setting you want
sacredgeometry 2 years ago
thats one thing i hate about NIKON, is when you let your screen go for like 5 seconds because your looking at something then it shuts off! and then you have to go back into it..ahahhah...so annoying..why cant they make options to make it longer! lmao
im picking one of these up real soon! cant wait
scarmack121 3 years ago
Actually the LCD-sleep timer is configurable in most nikons, even the point and shoots. I just didn't bother to change mine.
bastian74 3 years ago
Did you mention this method in any of your subsequent videos ?
SchweizerStolz 3 years ago
No I didn't, I thought it was obvious enough. It's under Custom Settings -> Timers -> Menu Off Delay; item C4.
bastian74 3 years ago
d300 can't shoot at 30fps
only 100 shot bursts at 6fps (8fps with battery pack) beforw buffer fills
time lapses are usually 1 exposure every 30 sec or 1 min
jani963 3 years ago
I'm not sure what you're referring to. Nobody says it can shoot 30fps. Time lapse can shoot any interval you want from every second to every day, and at those intervals it can shoot up to 9 consecutive shots (for bracketing for example)
bastian74 3 years ago
at 6.21 you talk about that and how you'll need service after just one and a half hours.
jani963 3 years ago
That is after 1.5 hours of finished product, not 1.5 hours of shooting. 1.5 hour movie at 30 frames per second will be near 150,000 frames which is the stated shutter duty cycle. That means if you make a time laps movie that plays at 30 fps, and runs 7 minutes long, you'll have used 5% of your shutter life creating it.
bastian74 3 years ago
wrong
jani963 3 years ago
You're wrong jani. He's not talking about RECORDING at 30fps, he's saying PLAYBACK at 30 fps. If you record at 1 fps for 1 minute, you will have 60 frames. This is 2 seconds of playback at 30fps. But you've still taken life off your shutter.
atarist123 3 years ago
great walkthrough, all 5 stars!
telf10 3 years ago
Thanks for the videos. Spare me reading the manuel
razz8007 3 years ago