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Zero Film
November 19th, 2009
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Exp Iso
November 14th, 2009
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Question: What settings are recommended for a Canon with manual mode?I have a Canon EOS 450D. 10.1 megapixels. What can I change to improve my shots. Or you can tell me the settings of the camera, for the following. ISO: 800 F: 5.6 White balance: Shade AF mode: ONE SHOT Flash exp comp: 1 Color space: Adobe RGB, too, please enter all you might think.
Answer: It is impossible to answer, because the ideal settings for the lighting conditions in the area you shooting in and the level of action you seek, from the shutter speed for freezing. One you can do to the recordings a bit at a lower ISO as much as the lighting makes shooting improve. On the basis of this question would I suggest you shoot in program mode for a while and notice the shutter and canopy settings with each shot. This can you train these settings to think and understand their impact on the photos. Do you have an understanding of what Shutterspeed cover and attitudes do, and are familiar with the exposure meter, then they enter into the manual mode and do some experimenting.
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