As i was saying i agree on the flash but that's it for me.
Landscapes are fine with shutter priority, i just don't see how they can be done better with manual since it's the same thing :D.
Unless you want them to be underexposed or overexposed S is gonna be better and faster.

landscapes at night are better done in manual
and as i said "for me" its a balance between all 3, i do not say it should be that way or recommend it for others, simply stating its what i do, and obviously there are others out there that use mainly manual

oh and worst sig ever

This post was edited by jayandnix on Oct 26 2011 06:07am

sry cant read ur posts

I know lol, my sig is crazy xD

ntb bro

manual is for learning and experimenting imo

/e if you need to get a specific job done ofc use AV or TV

This post was edited by ace07 on Nov 5 2011 06:03am

what are you guys on about??

i don't know a single professional photographer that uses AV or TV

When it comes to shooting with a flash or a setup of lights, no one probably.
In other circumstances i see no benefit in using M over AV or TV.
Or well, there is NO BENEFIT at all Nick.

When does a professional not have some element of control over lighting?

Weddings where flash is not allowed.