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#31
Nov 5 2011 09:27pm
Quote (elMagico @ Nov 5 2011 10:06pm)
i use 99.99% of time manual

AV/TV/P - all are same, camera tells you how picture wil look like, camera makes the picture
M - you tell camera, how picture will look like, YOU MAKE THE PICTURE

simple as that ;)


Assuming you have the time.
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#32
Nov 5 2011 10:28pm
Quote (KratosGOW @ Nov 6 2011 01:27pm)
Assuming you have the time.


half a second to flick your thumb

and if you are a good photographer, you shouldn't really get "fluke images" you know where to be at the right time
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#33
Nov 6 2011 06:29am
Quote (lithfkn @ Nov 5 2011 11:28pm)
half a second to flick your thumb

and if you are a good photographer, you shouldn't really get "fluke images" you know where to be at the right time


That's all it takes to miss a shot, especially in weddings, events, sports, and photojournalism.
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#34
Nov 6 2011 06:43am
Quote (elMagico @ Nov 6 2011 04:06am)
i use 99.99% of time manual

AV/TV/P - all are same, camera tells you how picture wil look like, camera makes the picture
M - you tell camera, how picture will look like, YOU MAKE THE PICTURE

simple as that ;)


I MAKE THE PICTURE. Which will result(if exposed correctly) in the same picture i could have done in av or tv with less time wasting.
The camera doesn't make the picture, the camera exposes the picture correctly, I make the picture even in priorities modes.

Quote (KratosGOW @ Nov 6 2011 01:29pm)
That's all it takes to miss a shot, especially in weddings, events, sports, and photojournalism.


I agree.
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#35
Nov 6 2011 10:53am
Quote (lithfkn @ 6 Nov 2011 02:09)
what are you guys on about??

i don't know a single professional photographer that uses AV or TV
you dont really know that many then
Quote (elMagico @ 6 Nov 2011 05:06)
i use 99.99% of time manual

AV/TV/P - all are same, camera tells you how picture wil look like, camera makes the picture
M - you tell camera, how picture will look like, YOU MAKE THE PICTURE

simple as that ;)
nope it just compensates in the exact same way you wouldve done in M, just faster

This post was edited by franek on Nov 6 2011 10:54am
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#36
Nov 6 2011 11:24am
Quote (nikon @ Oct 26 2011 01:00pm)
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.



Quote (KratosGOW @ Nov 6 2011 05:27am)
Assuming you have the time.


WHAT? ! <_<
If you have a camera its obv you get to know it.


Quote (elMagico @ Nov 6 2011 05:06am)
i use 99.99% of time manual

AV/TV/P - all are same, camera tells you how picture wil look like, camera makes the picture
M - you tell camera, how picture will look like, YOU MAKE THE PICTURE

simple as that ;)


FFS THIS!

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#37
Nov 6 2011 11:27am
You guys are speaking nonsense..
It's like saying, i can go to work by walk or by car.
I'll arrive anyway, it will just be faster by car.
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This post was edited by nikon on Nov 6 2011 11:27am
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#38
Nov 6 2011 12:44pm
Quote (lithfkn @ 6 Nov 2011 04:09)
what are you guys on about??

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


i know many pro's that use either of them, not many of the sports photogs would shoot manual
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#39
Nov 6 2011 05:22pm
Quote (KratosGOW @ Nov 6 2011 10:29pm)
That's all it takes to miss a shot, especially in weddings, events, sports, and photojournalism.


Disagree. The only times i've missed those "moments" shooting a wedding or an event is when i've had my camera down.

I've never missed a shot because of exposure.

Quote (franek @ Nov 7 2011 02:53am)
you dont really know that many then


Try me.

Quote (nikon @ Nov 7 2011 03:27am)
You guys are speaking nonsense..
It's like saying, i can go to work by walk or by car.
I'll arrive anyway, it will just be faster by car.
:\


Poor analogy is horrible.



Anyway, this guy is just starting off. He should be learning exposure with M.

Y'all mad.

This post was edited by lithfkn on Nov 6 2011 05:28pm
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Nov 6 2011 05:37pm
Quote (lithfkn @ Nov 7 2011 12:22am)
Disagree. The only times i've missed those "moments" shooting a wedding or an event is when i've had my camera down.

I've never missed a shot because of exposure.



Try me.



Poor analogy is horrible.



Anyway, this guy is just starting off. He should be learning exposure with M.

Y'all mad.


Sorry Nick but you're wrong.
But who cares, i agree that he should be learning with M.
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