Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Pierro" data-source="post: 60055" data-attributes="member: 8517">Dont know if i'm just being dumb here, but check the EXIF on both photos, and the shutter speed changed just because i switched OS on. Is this normal ?Both photos were shot within seconds of each other, the only time taken was switching on OS on the lens.Both handheldISO 1600 on bothA/P&nbsp; f7.1 on bothPhoto 1 S/S was 1/500thPhoto 2 S/S was 1/250th Absolutely NO processing at all, other than resizingObviously with the slower S/S of shot 2, the photo is brighter.&nbsp; But why the S/S change ?&nbsp; <img src="http://photo-sharing.winsoftmagic.com/1/3cgc3q0zud.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /><img src="http://photo-sharing.winsoftmagic.com/1/nuz30gu1wh.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />I'm not sure why the camera changed the shutter speed, as the light didnt change within the 2 seconds that passed between the 2 shots</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pierro, post: 60055, member: 8517"] Dont know if i'm just being dumb here, but check the EXIF on both photos, and the shutter speed changed just because i switched OS on. Is this normal ? Both photos were shot within seconds of each other, the only time taken was switching on OS on the lens. Both handheld ISO 1600 on both A/P f7.1 on both Photo 1 S/S was 1/500th Photo 2 S/S was 1/250th Absolutely NO processing at all, other than resizing Obviously with the slower S/S of shot 2, the photo is brighter. But why the S/S change ? [IMG]http://photo-sharing.winsoftmagic.com/1/3cgc3q0zud.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://photo-sharing.winsoftmagic.com/1/nuz30gu1wh.jpg[/IMG] I'm not sure why the camera changed the shutter speed, as the light didnt change within the 2 seconds that passed between the 2 shots [/QUOTE]

Verification