This programmer manual covers the RSA5100B Series Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers. It provides informationonoperatingyouranalyzerusingthe General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB). This manual is composed of the following sections: Getting Started outlines how to use the GPIB interface. Syntax and Commands deﬁnes the syntax used in command descriptions. The Programmer Is for so Much More than Just Memory Management. With the WCS-D5100 Programmer you can begin a new “factory fresh” file into which frequencies and option settings are entered. Or, you can read from the radio, store these details on. Learn how to setup your Nikon D5100 for portraits, sports, landscapes, nature, animals and more. Easy to follow, step-by-step cheat sheets show you exactly which modes and autofocus settings to use with your D5100. Get out of auto and get control of your camera using tried-and-true recipes. Print or save to your phone.

The ID-5100 handles D-STAR and FM memories in Memories. It is here in the Programmer that the D-STAR specifics for each channel are entered. The D-STAR columns Become active once Operating Mode is set to DV. Use the D-STAR Calculator in the program to set up channels with simple selections. Settings & Shooting Modes for the Nikon D5100. If you’re new to digital photography, chances are you’ve resorted to using Auto mode for all subjects and situations. This is fine if you’re trying to get an accurate exposure, however, in order to capture cool effects and freeze fast action you’ll need to venture into more advanced modes.

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This compact, lightweight Nikon D5100 DSLR incorporates a 16.2 MP DX-format CMOS sensor and EXPEED 2 high-speed image processing engine delivers outstanding image quality and high performance.

The high-speed and highly accurate 11-point AF system provides flexibility to compose the shot you want ensuring your subject is captured sharply wherever it's located in the frame. With Scene Recognition System, the D5100 shows enhanced subject identification.

The D5100 delivers exceptionally high-quality movie performance due to its 1920x1080/30fps full HD capability while the latest in full-time autofocus takes the guess work out of tracking your subjects while in motion. The 3-inch, super sharp, 921k-dot Vari-angle LCD screen allows you to be creative from any point of view.

Other highlights include High Dynamic Range (HDR) exquisite detail in highlight and shadow, 4fps high-speed continuous shooting, Scene Auto Selector, Picture Control and special effects.

Nikon D5100 Key Features:

16.2-million pixels DX-format CMOS image sensor
EXPEED 2 image processing engine
Fast 11-Point Autofocus System
ISO from 100 to 6400
4 fps continuous shooting
3-inch 921k-dot vari-angle monitor with wide viewing angle and increased visibility
1080p HD Movies w/Full Time Autofocus
Special Effects mode
In-Camera HDR (High Dynamic Range)
Built-In Speedlight Flash With i-TTL

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If you’re new to digital photography, chances are you’ve resorted to using Auto mode for all subjects and situations. This is fine if you’re trying to get an accurate exposure, however, in order to capture cool effects and freeze fast action you’ll need to venture into more advanced modes.

Before jumping head first into Aperture priority, Shutter priority or Manual mode, I recommend starting with scene modes.

Scene Modes

Here’s a list of the available scene modes on the Nikon D5100…

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Scene Modes on the Mode Dial

Portrait
Landscape
Child
Sports
Close-up

Scene Modes available with SCENE selected on the Mode Dial

Night Portrait
Night Landscape
Party/Indoor
Beach/Snow
Sunset
Dusk/Dawn
Pet Portrait
Candlelight
Blossom
Autumn Colors
Food

By selecting a scene mode, you’re telling the D5100 exactly what you’re looking at which helps it determine the best settings to use in that specific situation.

Over time, you’ll begin to understand how aperture, shutter speed and ISO work together to capture a sharp and accurately exposed image.

Aperture & Shutter Priority

At that point, it would be a good idea to start experimenting with Aperture priority (A on the mode dial) and Shutter priority (S on the mode dial).

As a general guideline, Aperture priority is great for controlling depth of field, like isolating subjects against a blurry background or putting the entire scene into focus. Shutter priority is fantastic for controlling movement, like freezing fast action or capturing the movement of water.

Need Help with Settings?

If you’re feeling adventurous and want to begin learning how to shoot with Aperture or Shutter priority, then I encourage you to check out my Cheat Cards for the Nikon D5100. These nifty little cheat sheets will tell you exactly which settings I would start with. My settings are specific to the Nikon D5100 and select Nikon lenses which allows me to provide very detailed settings, improving your odds of capturing a keeper. Sound good? Click here for more info.

Quick Reference for Adjusting Popular Settings & Modes

If you don’t have a manual handy, I’ve corralled some of the more commonly used functions and settings below.

Center-weighted metering

To enable Center-weighted metering…

Press the (i) button
Highlight the Metering tab (third tab up, from the bottom right of the LCD info panel)
Press the (OK) button
Select Center-weighted Metering

Continuous Shooting (Burst)

To enable Continuous shooting (burst)…

Press the (i) button
Highlight the Release mode tab (fifth tab down, from the top right of the LCD info panel)
Press the (OK) button
Select Continuous

Custom White Balance

To set a custom white balance…

Press the (i) button
Highlight the White Balance tab (it’s the second tab down, from the top right of the LCD info panel)
Press the (OK) button
Select one of the available presets (incandescent, fluorescent, etc…) or set a custom white balance by selecting Preset Manual (PRE)
Follow the on-screen instructions for setting the white balance

Night Portrait Mode

To enable Night Portrait mode…

Rotate the mode dial to the SCENE icon
Rotate the small command dial (near the thumb rest) to select Night Portrait

Portrait Mode

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