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Nikon DSLR Cameras
Out of Production DSLRs
D90
Shutter speed changing in manual mode
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<blockquote data-quote="zx7dave" data-source="post: 2226" data-attributes="member: 257"><p>Instead of full manual have you tried the "S" Shutter priority mode since you mentioned setting the shutter speed? Unless you have a lot of custom settings on your camera you could consider doing a reset to wipe the settings, and then program back in what you want just to be sure you have only what you want in the settings. I personally rarely use "M" mode as a lot of my shots are brief momentary opportunities so I set my camera ahead of time to "S" or "A" depending on available light, lens, and if I need to stop action or what depth of field I need..this way when I go to shoot I can get into action quickly...Manual is best only when you have time to think about it and time to check/verify settings...good luck...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zx7dave, post: 2226, member: 257"] Instead of full manual have you tried the "S" Shutter priority mode since you mentioned setting the shutter speed? Unless you have a lot of custom settings on your camera you could consider doing a reset to wipe the settings, and then program back in what you want just to be sure you have only what you want in the settings. I personally rarely use "M" mode as a lot of my shots are brief momentary opportunities so I set my camera ahead of time to "S" or "A" depending on available light, lens, and if I need to stop action or what depth of field I need..this way when I go to shoot I can get into action quickly...Manual is best only when you have time to think about it and time to check/verify settings...good luck... [/QUOTE]
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