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POOBEAR011
30th of March 2005 (Wed), 05:28
NEED A SOURCE WHERE I CAN LEARN HOW TO SHOOT IN THE AV MODE WITH MY 10D. I USE THE TV MAINLY BUT AFTER READING THIS FORUM I AM MISSING OUT ON SOMETHING IT SEAMS

JIM
scottbergerphoto
30th of March 2005 (Wed), 06:14
No need to shout (all caps.) Welcome to the forum. Any basic photography book can explain to you how to use Av. Usually you use Av when you want to control the depth of field and aren't as concerned about the shutter speed, like for portraits or landscapes. A large aperture (small f number) gives you a very narrow depth of field-subject(or a part of the subject) in focus and the rest blurred, a small aperture (large f number) gives you a large dof.
Scott
Andy_T
30th of March 2005 (Wed), 06:57
Still, you should observe the shutter speed calculated by the camera and be ready to make adjustments (to ISO, aperture, or using a tripod or flash) if it gets too slow.

Best regards,
Andy
PhotosGuy
30th of March 2005 (Wed), 07:32
Virtual Interactive Camera: The Flash-based Virtual Camera gives users hands-on experience operating an Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera.
Four tutorials explain focusing, aperture, shutter speed and exposure.
http://www.camerasinteractive.com/index.php
Dooglla
30th of March 2005 (Wed), 12:54
Virtual Interactive Camera: The Flash-based Virtual Camera gives users hands-on experience operating an Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera.
Four tutorials explain focusing, aperture, shutter speed and exposure.
http://www.camerasinteractive.com/index.php

Nice link there. There was some things on there I didn't know. Thanks for giving us the link for help.
nater
30th of March 2005 (Wed), 19:25
Nice link there. There was some things on there I didn't know. Thanks for giving us the link for help.

Yeah, that's a cool site. Thanks for the link!

Plus, it even has the obligatory "Antelope Canyon" pic. ;)
Tom W
30th of March 2005 (Wed), 20:00
Virtual Interactive Camera: The Flash-based Virtual Camera gives users hands-on experience operating an Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera.
Four tutorials explain focusing, aperture, shutter speed and exposure.
http://www.camerasinteractive.com/index.php

Couldn't resist that one. Kind of fun, even for the initiated. :)