If I using DSLR for holidays which mode is the best???
Can I use auto all the way??
Auto is the best for a hassle free holiday
Just enjoy!
that is... If you want your shots to come out "not the way you wanted it" sometimes.
To me, even with a pns i'm always messing with the settings to get the right shot.
So, learn your basics if you really want to take awesome pictures rather than just pictures you'd normally take with a point and shoot.... But this time on a dslr
npnt :x
If I using DSLR for holidays which mode is the best???
Can I use auto all the way??
yes you can,If I using DSLR for holidays which mode is the best???
Can I use auto all the way??
that is... if you want your shots to come out "not the way you wanted it" sometimes.
to me, even with a PNS i'm always messing with the settings to get the right shot.
so, learn your basics if you really want to take awesome pictures rather than just pictures you'd normally take with a point and shoot.... but this time on a DSLR
I try not to mess too much with the settings as I would prefer to spend the time to take care of the composition and such. The remaining time is spent on enjoying the trip
For me, Most of the time it's on TV when moving around...Unless bright sunny day landscape = AV. But if you know nuts abt all these settings, Go AUTO or Auto w/o flash.
There's also a Professional Mode just above the little green box that you can utilise. Highly recommended for beginners aspiring to be future professional photographers.If I using DSLR for holidays which mode is the best???
Can I use auto all the way??
Melvintan244 said:If I using DSLR for holidays which mode is the best???
Can I use auto all the way??
Can I use auto all the way??