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D90: Using The Manual Mode Setting For Dummies
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<blockquote data-quote="jkinzel" data-source="post: 200781" data-attributes="member: 16578"><p>Excellent thread, very well written, thank you. </p><p></p><p>One of the subjects I like to photograph are trains and railroad related items. I was forced into using manual mode because when shooting in Auto or P mode, even on a bright sunny day the headlights of an oncoming train would cause the camera to under expose the shot. Sometimes it could be corrected using software, but I'd rather do it right the first time. Now I use M almost exclusively.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jkinzel, post: 200781, member: 16578"] Excellent thread, very well written, thank you. One of the subjects I like to photograph are trains and railroad related items. I was forced into using manual mode because when shooting in Auto or P mode, even on a bright sunny day the headlights of an oncoming train would cause the camera to under expose the shot. Sometimes it could be corrected using software, but I'd rather do it right the first time. Now I use M almost exclusively. [/QUOTE]
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