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Thread started 15 Jan 2007 (Monday) 22:07
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POLL: "Which shooting mode do you prefer?"
Auto
2
0.6%
P
24
7.5%
Tv
24
7.5%
Av
167
52.4%
M
102
32%
Other
0
0%

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Which Shooting Mode Do You Prefer?

 
René ­ Damkot
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Jan 16, 2007 07:14 |  #31

Av mostly or (when there's a lot of light) P with program shift. If the camera gets confused, or when using flash: M mostly, sometimes Av with ETTL, never P. Tv is disabled by a PFn.


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Jan 16, 2007 11:56 |  #32

tv if im shooting motox av if I am shooting landscapes


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Jan 16, 2007 12:00 |  #33

Av or M - Av for most photography. M for indoor flash and studio work.

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Jan 16, 2007 12:07 as a reply to  @ post 2549235 |  #34

I shoot only in P & sometime in av
i can't understand why should i shoot in M
ok i'm a novice..
for me , is very boring shoot in M , i can obtain the same result in P or AV


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Jan 16, 2007 12:10 |  #35

This is a stupid pole....it is not about "What You Prefer".....it is about "What Is Needed for a Given Shot".


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Jan 16, 2007 12:22 |  #36

mantra wrote in post #2550657 (external link)
I shoot only in P & sometime in av
i can't understand why should i shoot in M
ok i'm a novice..
for me , is very boring shoot in M , i can obtain the same result in P or AV

Really? Try shooting with your flash sometime in P, Av, and M and see how things work out. I think you need to do a bit of reading and practicing yet. EOS Flash works quite differently in each of those modes. But to each their own.

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Jan 16, 2007 12:28 |  #37

I learnt in M and advise anyone to do that, but now mainly use Av because I am lazy and get the results I need most of the time. If I don't get them then I switch to M. I have never used any other mode.


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Jan 16, 2007 12:59 |  #38

mantra wrote in post #2550657 (external link)
I shoot only in P & sometime in av
i can't understand why should i shoot in M
ok i'm a novice..
for me , is very boring shoot in M , i can obtain the same result in P or AV

P allows the camera to decide for you your depth of field, and to make a judgement on what shutter speed you need. Neither descion ought to be left to the computer when you can easily pick for yourself.


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Jan 16, 2007 13:10 |  #39

My work will keep me using manual, as i can keep exposures locked down. However will sometime use A-Dep mode when i dont have any time to adjust! For instance press shots!


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Jan 16, 2007 13:30 as a reply to  @ Big WIll's post |  #40

M most of the time, then Av or Tv depends on situations.


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Jan 16, 2007 13:33 |  #41

I shoot M most of the time. From time to time I will shoot in Av. Rarely do I shoot in Tv.




  
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Jan 16, 2007 15:09 |  #42

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.....


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Jan 16, 2007 15:59 |  #43

I shoot in Av for the vast majority of my shooting. I switch to M when I'm shooting an event with consistent lighting or when shooting with flash or long exposures. Other than that, I shoot Av.


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Jan 16, 2007 16:00 |  #44

I prefer Av, and am not averse to using P, especially with flash, makes life easier!


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Jan 16, 2007 16:13 |  #45

I use the mode that fits the situation with the least fuss and hassles for a given shooting environment and conditions. If it gets the results I'm looking for, I'm going to use it. I'm afraid I can't wax evangelical on any single mode.


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