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Nikon Compact Digital Cameras
General Compact Digital Cameras
Coolpix L Series
L840 - How to set up shots?
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<blockquote data-quote="Wes" data-source="post: 575806" data-attributes="member: 42605"><p>Zac, we're pretty much on a similar level and I've got the L830. Moon shots are difficult but far from impossible. Besides not having remote control or manual controls these cameras only remain at high zoom and focus for a limited time. Tripod is a must. Doesn't have to be high dollar. My best have been at ISO 200, sometimes 125 but generally 200.You have to hit AUTO prior to hitting menu to select ISO. The 2 second timer and repeated shots keep the camera happy and zoomed. Too much delay between shots spoils the fun and you have to start over. I'm sure you're aware of that by now. </p><p></p><p>Looking at the B series, 700 in particular for more control.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wes, post: 575806, member: 42605"] Zac, we're pretty much on a similar level and I've got the L830. Moon shots are difficult but far from impossible. Besides not having remote control or manual controls these cameras only remain at high zoom and focus for a limited time. Tripod is a must. Doesn't have to be high dollar. My best have been at ISO 200, sometimes 125 but generally 200.You have to hit AUTO prior to hitting menu to select ISO. The 2 second timer and repeated shots keep the camera happy and zoomed. Too much delay between shots spoils the fun and you have to start over. I'm sure you're aware of that by now. Looking at the B series, 700 in particular for more control. [/QUOTE]
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