05. Nikon D5

Recall function

Nikon has released a very useful new feature in the latest D5 firmware. It allows you to switch from one preset exposure to another by programming a function button.

For example: From a high-speed exposure preset for a sharp image to a very slow speed exposure to get a slow motion during the same action

How to:

1. Set first the secondary exposure settings you need. Exposure mode, speed, aperture, iso … (A slowmo for example)

2. Go to F menu ► F1 Custom Control ► Fn1 ► Recall Shooting Functions ► Update saved settings. The current camera settings are now saved

3. Complete the main exposure settings.

When you trigger, and press when you press Fn1 in the same time, the first settings will be used

The WT5 is compatible with the D5 :

- It works perfectly if you use an Iphone as a Mifi

- If you use a Huawei you have to set the camera with a fixed ip, you can also use the following set-up:

• Copy and paste this text in notepad .

• Change line 100, 105, 204, 205

• Save it to an XQD as " NETSET01.TXT ".

• Import to your camera

• You may have to re-type the key on the camera

How to trigger a remote with the PV button : Flash ON with the D5.

• Assign PV as the trigger button of your remote camera

• Set "flash-on"

press the flash button Rotate the thumb wheel, until the "flash off" logo appears