Episode 24: Manual vs Automatic Camera Settings
We (good-naturedly) wade back into the question of “What makes a REAL photographer?” In this case, we’re talking about shooting using entirely manual controls or using the auto or semi-automatic modes on your camera. (Spoiler: Anyone with a camera is a real photographer.) We discuss when each approach works, and the advantages of knowing how shutter speed, aperture, and ISO all work together.
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Show Notes
We (good-naturedly) wade back into the question of “What makes a REAL photographer?” In this case, we’re talking about shooting using entirely manual controls or using the auto or semi-automatic modes on your camera. (Spoiler: Anyone with a camera is a real photographer.) We discuss when each approach works, and the advantages of knowing how shutter speed, aperture, and ISO all work together.
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- Episode #21 - HDR (High Dynamic Range) Photography
- Aperture Priority mode (Wikipedia)
- Shutter Priority mode (Wikipedia)
- The Exposure Triangle - A Beginner’s Guide (PhotographyLife.com)
- Episode #8 - Gordon Laing on Taking Great Photos In Camera
- f/8 and Be There - What We Can Learn from WeeGee’s Philosophy
Our Snapshots:
- Jeff: Road to Seeing, by Dan Winters
- Kirk: iPhone XS Max
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