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<blockquote data-quote="pistnbroke" data-source="post: 129800" data-attributes="member: 9514">Use A mode and P . set the auto iso as suggested at 100-6400 and min speed to 1/30 .in P .if its dark it will select 1/30 and widest aperture and then raise the iso to give right exposure ( it rarely goes over 1250) if its bright it will select iso 100 speed 1/30 or more and raise the aperture .If you use P in dark conditons you have the problem that you have little depth of field and your wedding party is at 45 deg to you ...so go to A and select F8..this may raise the iso ( not usually over 1250) but you will get enough depth of field ...This is your problem with a D3200 ( over say a D7000/7100 ) that you dont have more options to set for boken or outside work.do what I say it will go ok ..I not been sued yet !!!you dont want windows in the background so either close the curtains ( sod what the mangager&nbsp; says) or change your positon so the b and g are against a wall etc ...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pistnbroke, post: 129800, member: 9514"] Use A mode and P . set the auto iso as suggested at 100-6400 and min speed to 1/30 .in P .if its dark it will select 1/30 and widest aperture and then raise the iso to give right exposure ( it rarely goes over 1250) if its bright it will select iso 100 speed 1/30 or more and raise the aperture . If you use P in dark conditons you have the problem that you have little depth of field and your wedding party is at 45 deg to you ...so go to A and select F8..this may raise the iso ( not usually over 1250) but you will get enough depth of field ...This is your problem with a D3200 ( over say a D7000/7100 ) that you dont have more options to set for boken or outside work. do what I say it will go ok ..I not been sued yet !!! you dont want windows in the background so either close the curtains ( sod what the mangager says) or change your positon so the b and g are against a wall etc ... [/QUOTE]

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