Which shooting modes do
you mostly use on you digital camera? If your answer is: “Automatic Mode”, it’s
not strange. You could be surprised but it’s the overwhelming response from
beginners and even from the advanced users.
The digital camera’s fully automatic mode probably is marked
with an “AUTO” label on the mode dial or an “AUTO” label paired with a camera
icon.
In fully automatic mode your camera determines all of
the settings automatically and selects all of them (aperture, shutter speed,
ISO, white balance, focus and flash – don’t be afraid of these terms, you’ll
understand them later if you do not know them just now) to take the best shot.
You will receive nice results in many shooting conditions. Surely you know that
“shooting” means taking photos and not killing somebody :) So if you are the
novice in photography you could use fully automatic mode for a short period (maybe
from a week to several months).
To tell the truth, some people prefer to use fully automatic
mode all the time. But it would be better to learn more about your camera. Maybe
you know already that there are more than one of automatic modes on your camera,
we’ll speak about them next time.
Here you can see the photo which was taken with the
help of fully automatic mode.
To see more of my photos you may wish to visit: http://yourshot.nationalgeographic.com/profile/346831/#recent
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