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D90: Using The Manual Mode Setting For Dummies
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<blockquote data-quote="Kate O'Neill" data-source="post: 77489" data-attributes="member: 10566"><p>...great post,</p><p>I use a mixture, of A, S and M when shooting depending on light and creative look I am after. I find I use manual, if I am studio shooting, or if the D90 is struggling with the exposure in tough lighting situations.</p><p></p><p>A good sneaky tip when starting out I find is. Go to you fav default A or S. Mine is S if I'm stumped, take a shot, which should be a fairly useable photo, then flip the dial into M. </p><p>The camera will still be on the same settings as you just used. </p><p>This gives you a starting point and you can change the aperture or shutter speed from there depending on the look you want and sort of exposure you are after.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kate O'Neill, post: 77489, member: 10566"] ...great post, I use a mixture, of A, S and M when shooting depending on light and creative look I am after. I find I use manual, if I am studio shooting, or if the D90 is struggling with the exposure in tough lighting situations. A good sneaky tip when starting out I find is. Go to you fav default A or S. Mine is S if I'm stumped, take a shot, which should be a fairly useable photo, then flip the dial into M. The camera will still be on the same settings as you just used. This gives you a starting point and you can change the aperture or shutter speed from there depending on the look you want and sort of exposure you are after. [/QUOTE]
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