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D3200
D3200 Exp Mode, malfunction OR ?
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<blockquote data-quote="BrooC" data-source="post: 225601" data-attributes="member: 18200"><p>Hi Nickt, thanks for the reply . .. .I completely understand what the mechanism is working to acheive or help me with, but my query was to do with why it appeared to NOT be doing anything. </p><p>However, I have now sussed it out ~ I was fiddling with the camera in a couple of indoor situations before (when nothing was changing) but this morning I took it out in the daylight for the first time & whatdya know it works a treat with lots of options! </p><p>Now that I've thought about it the answer is obvious ~ indoors/poor-light the 5200 was going straight to max ISO & at that was only able to offer me max Ap at slowest (pre selected) hand-held speed, but outdoors in good light the options are produced as described.</p><p>Initially I was concerned that there may have been a fault, especially since my usual luck seems to be to always get the one item in a million that is dodgy from new!</p><p>Thanks again.</p><p>BrooC ;-]]</p><p></p><p>BTW I headed this thread as 3200 in error, it is in fact a 5200.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrooC, post: 225601, member: 18200"] Hi Nickt, thanks for the reply . .. .I completely understand what the mechanism is working to acheive or help me with, but my query was to do with why it appeared to NOT be doing anything. However, I have now sussed it out ~ I was fiddling with the camera in a couple of indoor situations before (when nothing was changing) but this morning I took it out in the daylight for the first time & whatdya know it works a treat with lots of options! Now that I've thought about it the answer is obvious ~ indoors/poor-light the 5200 was going straight to max ISO & at that was only able to offer me max Ap at slowest (pre selected) hand-held speed, but outdoors in good light the options are produced as described. Initially I was concerned that there may have been a fault, especially since my usual luck seems to be to always get the one item in a million that is dodgy from new! Thanks again. BrooC ;-]] BTW I headed this thread as 3200 in error, it is in fact a 5200. [/QUOTE]
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