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    Beginner with nikon d90

    Guys I'm going to shoot Sunday marriage ceremony with Nikon d90 15 -105 mm lence without any extra lights and tripod , advice me the best setting for this time indoor and outdoor.

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    Go into the menu and find "reset custom settings" then once that is complete, turn the dial on the top/left of the camera to "auto."
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    That wasn't really sarcasm either... It's literally the best advice you can give someone that claims to be a "beginner" and gives no real details. You can also change it to "portrait" mode when shooting portraits... works great.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlueMeanieTSi View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris R View Post
    That wasn't really sarcasm either... It's literally the best advice you can give someone that claims to be a "beginner" and gives no real details. You can also change it to "portrait" mode when shooting portraits... works great.
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