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Using P, M, A and S Modes
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<blockquote data-quote="MrF" data-source="post: 146357" data-attributes="member: 10292"><p>Unless I'm looking to freeze motion, I shoot in aperture priority. Why? Well, unless I'm freezing motion, depth of field (or lack thereof) is what I want to control in the photo. It's all about how much control you want to have, and how much you want to leave to the camera, all the way from Auto mode (camera decides everything) to Manual (you have all the control). </p><p></p><p> It's technique only. You'll find large groups of people who do it like I do, and large groups of people, like Eye-Level, who shoot full Manual all the time. Just think about what kind of creative control you'd like to have over the photo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrF, post: 146357, member: 10292"] Unless I'm looking to freeze motion, I shoot in aperture priority. Why? Well, unless I'm freezing motion, depth of field (or lack thereof) is what I want to control in the photo. It's all about how much control you want to have, and how much you want to leave to the camera, all the way from Auto mode (camera decides everything) to Manual (you have all the control). It's technique only. You'll find large groups of people who do it like I do, and large groups of people, like Eye-Level, who shoot full Manual all the time. Just think about what kind of creative control you'd like to have over the photo. [/QUOTE]
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