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Difference between 'M'' mode,P,Tv and Av.

 
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Nov 13, 2007 01:02 |  #16

I think you need to read this:

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Nov 13, 2007 01:15 |  #17

Mark_Cohran wrote in post #4306043 (external link)
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Thanks for giving me a pointer




  
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Nov 13, 2007 19:57 |  #18

danielyamseng wrote in post #4305696 (external link)
To clarify my question.

i)In P the setting read at 1/60 f4
ii)In Tv the setting read at 1/60 f4
iii) In Av the setting read at 1/60 f4
iv) M the setting set at 1/60 f4

Does these setting would yield a different result?

Here it is...(you all expected it, didn't you?)...but I must say, "it depends".

Depending on where you place the focus in your composition, the hyperfocal distance or DOF may change, so you may have sharp features in the foreground or not. Or, only the middle and background subjects could be in sharp focus.

To answer "no" to the original question above, I would add:

v) focal length is the same in i-iv above

vi) focus point is the same in i-v above

Sorry to be so technical, but photography is part artistic and part technical, I'll let you decide the percentages of each. ;)

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Nov 13, 2007 22:35 |  #19

AperturePriority wrote in post #4310887 (external link)
Sorry to be so technical, but photography is part artistic and part technical, I'll let you decide the percentages of each. ;)

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Well if you dont know how to use the camera, its 99% technical, 1% artistic. Once you learn to use the camera like its second nature its vice-versa. :)


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Nov 13, 2007 22:38 |  #20

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Well if you dont know how to use the camera, its 99% technical, 1% artistic. Once you learn to use the camera like its second nature its vice-versa. :)

That's a pretty accurate assessment.


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Nov 13, 2007 22:39 |  #21

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Nov 13, 2007 23:05 |  #22

danielyamseng wrote in post #4305696 (external link)
To clarify my question.

i)In P the setting read at 1/60 f4
ii)In Tv the setting read at 1/60 f4
iii) In Av the setting read at 1/60 f4
iv) M the setting set at 1/60 f4

Does these setting would yield a different result?

No...as they say same sh*t, different smell...;)




  
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Nov 13, 2007 23:53 |  #23

Cept its not $ |-|][T We are talking about here! Its a cannon! Sacrilege!


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