Any modern camera that has a visual aperture indicator?
Photography Asked on March 23, 2021
On the back of the Nikon D3200 seen in the picture we can see a graphical representation of the selected aperture. Are any modern cameras able to show that in some mode?
One Answer
All recent Nikon entry level DSLR cameras, (including the most recent D3500 and D5600) have the option to display the aperture being used as a graphic display. Other Nikon cameras may also have this option.
Here is page 208 of the D3500 manual which shows you how to choose this option.
Canon entry level cameras have something similar called “Guided Mode”, but it doesn’t include an aperture graphic like Nikon.
Correct answer by Mike Sowsun on March 23, 2021
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