How do you access "bulb" mode on Nikon D5200?
When setting the shutter speed on the screen there is a circle with different speeds and there is a "b" mark which stands for bulb mode but when I scroll it wont select it it stops just before the "b" mark....please tell me if there are other settings I must set in order to select bulb mode and make long exposure photos. THANK YOU!!!!:)
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Sure, it has an auto mode, three of them, shutter priority, aperture priority, and program, all of them AE modes (automatic exposure), or semi-automatic as they're also identified considering they take delivery of person input. However, it does no longer have "scene determination" modes. If you are no longer a entire idiot, you must be able to point and shoot with it although, like any other digital camera made because i'm sure, before you were born. It's humorous how cash can not buy you a clue, if correctly this is a question requested in all seriousness. So i hope on your sake, you're simply trolling. Or else, you're only a individual with some huge cash to waste on matters that lay external of your realm of figuring out in view that you work it can be "higher". Possibly you can study that it can be now not the digital camera that creates the image, however the character behind it. The entire digicam does is file what is in front of it.
You must be in Manual exposure mode (M) to use bulb mode.
You also nee a remote release & a tripod. You can't lock the shutter down without a remote release.
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