Yup. it is supposed to.
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Yup. it is supposed to.
Yes, it is suppose to do that. Thats why you can set the battery order. Are you using original batteries?:think:
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creative-studio
New Member
Hi bros! Can i check with the D300s experts here. Do you encounter shutter speed setting problems if you let it run auto. The photos either turn out overexpose, underexpose, blur images?
Auto? I don't know about your D300s, but on mine, there is no Auto mode.
Do you mean when its set to aperture priority?:think:
creative-studio
New Member
Ah yes! Keeps getting confuse with my previous D90!!
So i switch to "S" and scroll left and right?
akerue
New Member
errr, the only so called auto mode is the P mode,
Set ya cam to S mode, set iso to auto iso level, and from there select the desire shutter speed that u need...
hope it helps...
Which metering mode are you using?
akerue
New Member
yesh that pic is from that show,
and no i do not work for mediacorp.... why do u ask..??
copikau
New Member
yesh that pic is from that show,
and no i do not work for mediacorp.... why do u ask..??
cause most of your pix came from programs from mediacorp.
tats the reason I asked ... :embrass:
akerue
New Member
copikau
New Member
Don't think so its boring lah ... :bsmilie:
Nice photos of people ... really
BTW ... how come theres no pix of Michelle Chia.
She's hosting renovAID rite.
U should take some pix of her ... hehee ... :sweat:
r0n1n
Senior Member
I dunno if I get you correctly, if you're using shutter priority (S), the image is either overexposed or underexposed? maybe the shutter speed is too slow which overexposes the image, or too fast for it to be underexposed :dunno: blurr is probably due to motion of the subject (unless you're doing panning shot)
Reduced in which way? I don't think it can be reduced. It is working or not working. What else is there? :dunno:
Yes, it is strange that there will be reduced performance after 50,000. I asked the same question but no answers. Hmm:think:
I just wanna share with you all this nice images of D300s I found. they can make it as nice wallpaper too.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Another case of post a question and disappear.
Well... guess we don't have to answer his questions anymore.
Anyway here goes...
BTW if you are reading this creative-studio, "S" mode is shutter priority mode. Which means you fixed your shutter speed. So...If your ISO is fixed, your aperture will be adjusted to to get the right exposure.
- If the light is too low, your selected shutter speed is too fast, ISO set too low, the aperture cannot open wide enough, you pics will be underexposed.
- If the light is too bright, your selected shutter speed is too slow, ISO set too high, the aperture cannot close small enough, your pics will be overexposed.
Remember, the available range for aperture is not that great, especially if you do not have a very fast lens when shooting in low light, or if you are using a very fast lens shooting in very bright light. Aperture open and closing also affect your DoF. So S mode is not recommended to be used all the time, but only in certain situations. The mode I tend to use the most is A mode. For a beginner like you, you should start with P mode.
Also your selected metering mode will also affect your exposure.
Anyway, I encourage you to read your manual and understand your camera first and also read this Article first. Understand the concepts and try to apply. If you still have problems, come back here and ask.
If you want a tutor, you can join one of the beginner/basic photography classes offered.
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I just wanna share with you all this nice images of D300s I found. they can make it as nice wallpaper too.
Cheers!
I strongly recommend that you go out and shoot and create your own wallpapers. That'll be more fun ain't it?
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