Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="egosbar" data-source="post: 685608" data-attributes="member: 19871">+aperture mode is very easy as is shutter mode , basically you are just choosing your depth of field f2.8 shallow f16 sharp through the image , and also choosing wide apertures to let a lot of light in so you can use quicker shutters which result in sharper images.as you choose your aperture the shutter will compensate buy itself , you then make sure you are checking its a fast or slow enought shutter depending on what your shooting , then you can add iso if you need more light , iso is the last thing i do i set it at 100 and increase only when i have to , if you look through my shots you can see the info most would be iso 100 unless i needed the extra light or i made an error +the exposure compensation of -1.5 on the black bird is interesting did you understand what you were doing , exp comp is another story if you want me to continue assessing some of your images let me know im happy to help , basically just starting with the simple exposure triangle</blockquote>

[QUOTE="egosbar, post: 685608, member: 19871"] + aperture mode is very easy as is shutter mode , basically you are just choosing your depth of field f2.8 shallow f16 sharp through the image , and also choosing wide apertures to let a lot of light in so you can use quicker shutters which result in sharper images. as you choose your aperture the shutter will compensate buy itself , you then make sure you are checking its a fast or slow enought shutter depending on what your shooting , then you can add iso if you need more light , iso is the last thing i do i set it at 100 and increase only when i have to , if you look through my shots you can see the info most would be iso 100 unless i needed the extra light or i made an error + the exposure compensation of -1.5 on the black bird is interesting did you understand what you were doing , exp comp is another story if you want me to continue assessing some of your images let me know im happy to help , basically just starting with the simple exposure triangle [/QUOTE]

Verification