And with it in just Aperature mode:
See the difference in warmth? Tone? Take a risk, turn some knobs. You can always take extra and hope for a happy accident.... Or even just watch some youtube videos even!
Friday, October 11, 2013
Before and After
And this is why you should move out of the Auto mode on your DSLR.
With it on Auto:
And with it in just Aperature mode:
See the difference in warmth? Tone? Take a risk, turn some knobs. You can always take extra and hope for a happy accident.... Or even just watch some youtube videos even!
And with it in just Aperature mode:
See the difference in warmth? Tone? Take a risk, turn some knobs. You can always take extra and hope for a happy accident.... Or even just watch some youtube videos even!
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I don't think I have a distinct auto mode on my camera. I always thought aperture priority and auto were the same thing. :'(
ReplyDeleteMaria, I believe you shoot withe a Nikon D5000 and yes you have both, an Aperture priority and Auto setting.
ReplyDeleteAuto says "Auto" and is green color with an icon of a camera underneath it. This is much different than Aperture mode, which is the "A" between the M and S on your dial.
Let me know if I can help more!