This document describes how to take high-resolution photos using the D800/D800E camera, including the use of a tripod, Live View, and the avoidance of very small apertures
This document serves as a technical guide for the Nikon D800 and D800E digital SLR cameras. It focuses on maximizing the potential of their 36-megapixel resolution by addressing issues such as image blur caused by camera shake or inaccurate focus, and specific challenges associated with high-resolution imaging like aliasing and moiré patterns. This manual is written in Spanish.
Use a tripod to minimize camera shake, or utilize the Live View function which raises the mirror before shooting to prevent vibration.
Live View allows you to focus on any point in the frame and eliminates blur caused by mirror movement before the shutter opens.