Help D5000 or old D80

[gvmmybear]

Originally Posted by kirbinster

I have a D80, D5000 and a D300 - the D5000 beats the D80 in image quality hands down. Sure it does not have all the buttons and dials of the D300 - but the image quality is just as good. Take some time to learn your D5000 it is a great camera.

k thanks
is there any settings to fasten the shutter?

[Cojaro]

S mode (Shutter Priority) allows you to adjust the shutter using the little wheel at the top right corner, while the camera adjusts the aperture accordingly.

M mode (Manual) will allow you to control both the aperture (lens opening) and the shutter speed.

A mode (Aperture Priority) allows you to control the size of the aperture while the camera adjusts the shutter speed accordingly.

Just read the User's Manual. It'll explain everything.

[Shokinen]

Originally Posted by gvmmybear

k thanks
is there any settings to fasten the shutter?

Yes. Shutter, Aperture and ISO are related to each other.

So, in order to increase your shutter and keep the same exposure (amount of light entering your camera) you will have to increase your ISO or increase your Aperture (therefore, lower your f/ number). It could also be a combinaison of both depending on the type of picture you are looking for.

I'm pretty satisfied with the noise (D90, same sensor) so I'm curious to see exactly why your are not happy. If you could post an example we could look closer if we cannot improve something.