flameshots
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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For wildlife, I try to shoot at 1/1000 or faster and around f/8 if they're going to move suddenly. Use the ISO to match the exposure.
Composition wise I like the first one. The second is a cute pose, but I'm wanting to see more room on the right, because "his" head is turned towards the right. Make sense? Of course if that wasn't possible due to obstructions, then disregard that last comment!
im going to show my noobness here, but what do you mean by match the iso to the exposure?
im going to show my noobness here, but what do you mean by match the iso to the exposure?
I generally shoot in manual, so if I want 1/1000 @ f/8, I dial in the ISO until you get the proper exposure.....using the on-board light meter. Usually right in the middle or maybe a bit to the right. On a sunny day I usually use ISO 400, 1/1000 and f/8.
ahhh ok i gotcha. bring it up to compensate a little. i thought there was something i was missng, figured id ask. :thumbup: thank you!
ive been shooting in nothing but manual lately myself. i WANT to learn