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D5200
Basic SLR questions
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<blockquote data-quote="Lawrence" data-source="post: 350265" data-attributes="member: 16844"><p>1. Go auto ISO as per above answer until you are used to your camera and all the other things that you have to think about</p><p>2. Narrow aperture if you want everything in focus. Preferably with a slow shutter speed but that will depend on circumstances. Use the mode effects settings as a guide to your manual settings. It will come with time and experience</p><p>3. where contrast is high.</p><p>4. Whichever you are proficient with</p><p>5. Manual and take shots at the golden hour- an hour either side of sunrise and sunset</p><p></p><p>Enjoy your vacation</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lawrence, post: 350265, member: 16844"] 1. Go auto ISO as per above answer until you are used to your camera and all the other things that you have to think about 2. Narrow aperture if you want everything in focus. Preferably with a slow shutter speed but that will depend on circumstances. Use the mode effects settings as a guide to your manual settings. It will come with time and experience 3. where contrast is high. 4. Whichever you are proficient with 5. Manual and take shots at the golden hour- an hour either side of sunrise and sunset Enjoy your vacation [/QUOTE]
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