is it just me or what ? :embrass:
i notice the auto function of a DSLR still lose out to those of prosumers / Point and shoot cameras
I went HK last week, and because it is a package tour and i am constantly on the move so i switched to Auto (easier than having to adjust the Aperture etc) and i realised that for the same scenery, i tend to prefer the one i shot using AP mode rather than the one by Auto mode :embrass: at least the color are better for the AP mode :embrass: why is that so :dunno:
also i know the small the F/number the narrow the depth of field but if i uses a high F/numbers...the pictures (scenic ) tend to look abit darker...why is that so :embrass:
also i notice ... under the bright sun light... higher F/number ...the picture will turn out just fine ...hmm.... does that means when i head to hokkaido next week... i need to shoot in high F/numbers cos... there will be white snow everywhere and snow will reflect sunlight very well
i notice the auto function of a DSLR still lose out to those of prosumers / Point and shoot cameras
I went HK last week, and because it is a package tour and i am constantly on the move so i switched to Auto (easier than having to adjust the Aperture etc) and i realised that for the same scenery, i tend to prefer the one i shot using AP mode rather than the one by Auto mode :embrass: at least the color are better for the AP mode :embrass: why is that so :dunno:
also i know the small the F/number the narrow the depth of field but if i uses a high F/numbers...the pictures (scenic ) tend to look abit darker...why is that so :embrass:
also i notice ... under the bright sun light... higher F/number ...the picture will turn out just fine ...hmm.... does that means when i head to hokkaido next week... i need to shoot in high F/numbers cos... there will be white snow everywhere and snow will reflect sunlight very well
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