Quote (Fil @ 3 Apr 2011 19:07)

when I need to crank my iso up, and I still want control over aparture, I use manual mode combined with auto iso. This is great with zoom lenses imo!
I adapt the shutter speed depending on focal length, and I use the aparture I feel that I need, then I let the auto-iso do the rest. This gives me the lowest iso suitable for my current settings!

I use a d7000, I find auto-iso very useful.

Quote (jayandnix @ 3 Apr 2011 16:19)

yeah perfect use
obv you need a camera with good high iso performance

Quote (Antichrist- @ Apr 2 2011 04:36am)

yes. i would love auto ISO on my camera, i would use it over AV mode(that i use pretty much all the time)

Quote (Eek @ 3 Apr 2011 18:57)

Correct me if i'm wrong. But i thought auto ISO was in the "ISO selection menu" where it will adjust your ISO to give you a sufficient shutter speed for the type of lens mounted. (Adhering to the 1/focal length rule)

Quote (ace07 @ Apr 2 2011 08:10am)

and what do you do in a club where the light can change in 0,3 sec? Can auto ISO be useful there if I want to have constant shutterspeed and constant apperture?

Quote (Veilside @ Apr 3 2011 10:16pm)

If photographers managed to shoot for over a decade without being able to change ISO at any time, you really shouldn't need to change it from shot to shot.

Quote (Veilside @ 3 Apr 2011 20:16)

You use slow sync flash, club lights are just there to add atmosphere.


If photographers managed to shoot for over a decade without being able to change ISO at any time, you really shouldn't need to change it from shot to shot.