Fundillo
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nikons cant be that complicated, ive learned mine w/o help and im def not the biggest camerahead in the world.
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finch13
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I shoot both Canon and Nikon and I hate using my Nikon most of the time... just the adjustments don't feel right...
Shahid, give us a budget and maybe we can find a Canon/Nikon/Pentax model you can go to an electronics/camera shop and try out for usability.
We're all going to give you a biased opinion on which one is better, when in reality, they're all very similar.
Shahid, give us a budget and maybe we can find a Canon/Nikon/Pentax model you can go to an electronics/camera shop and try out for usability.
We're all going to give you a biased opinion on which one is better, when in reality, they're all very similar.
TheHunter
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He speaks the truff.
On a side note, I feel like I'm missing something... while shooting in M mode, I can adjust aperture, shutter speed, and iso, but not exposure compensation? What gives?
inspired1
High Society
because you can manually adjust the exposure and it's not pre-determined by an automatic toy?
finch13
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I just tried myself and couldn't figure it out... but I am really tired lol..
Hmm... I know on my 300D you had to hold the exposure lock button (*) and use the front wheel to adjust it.
Hmm... I know on my 300D you had to hold the exposure lock button (*) and use the front wheel to adjust it.
TheHunter
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Gilbert...
I CANT adjust exposure compensation... that's the problem. Like this... and the next page. http://web.canon.jp/imaging/enjoydslr/part2/2B.html
i can spend about 800 right now since i have other things going on but all i really want is something to learn on. I know someone who bought a markIV or whatever the hell that shoots in HD. He said i should just get one too because out of the box it will render better results than others and then i can always play around and learn so not sure if i should wait to get the budget up there which will take a few months or start with something small
Fundillo
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def. start with something small. the more expensive the less noob-friendly
d1blet
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800 right now? When the T1i hits the shelves, go for it and start investing in lenses and other accessories before upgrading to a better body.
In P, Av, and TV modes, you chose either the shutter speed or aperature, and the camera automatically adjusts the other value to get a 'correct' exposure for the image. Exposure compensation is available for use in those modes if you don't agree with the camera's exposure decision. Holding the * button will allow you to over or under expose the image by scrolling the slider back and forth.
In Manual mode, you are adjusting both the aperature and the shutter speed. The camera isn't doing much for you, so YOU are deciding the exposure. There's no need to compensate for anything - if you want to overexpose or underexpose, you do it.
Make sense?
In Manual mode, you are adjusting both the aperature and the shutter speed. The camera isn't doing much for you, so YOU are deciding the exposure. There's no need to compensate for anything - if you want to overexpose or underexpose, you do it.
Make sense?
