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Digital camera’s top dial - Step by step with Screenshots
M = Manual: You set aperture and shutter speed manually. AV = Aperture
Priority: This controls depth of field. Wide aperture (eg F/2.8) keep
the whole scene sharp. Tv = Shutter
Priority: Let you control how long the shutter stays open for. Faster
shutter speeds freeze motion; slower ones blur water or motion, for
example. P = Program:Sets
both the shutter speed and aperture automatically, but still allows you
to adjust the exposure and tweak other important creative settings. A = Auto: The
camera sets both the shutter speed and aperture. These is no access to
exposure adjustment or other key settings. SCN = Scene Mode:
These fully automatic modes choose settings suitable for specific
subjects and shooting situations, such as portraits, but you can’t
change many settings. |
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