Neiby
TPF Noob!
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- Aug 8, 2011
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Rebecca, the aperture priority mode will select various camera settings (including ISO) automatically based on what I have selected for aperture, thus giving priority for my aperture setting. Understand? From what I gather, that's the point of Aperture priority over full manual, mode where one is forced to manually select things such as ISO, etc... (when one is only concerned about adjusting aperture)It must have been because you had the ISO set to autoIt doesn't have anything to do with AP.
I'm fairly new here, however I notice a specific lack of helpfulness in most of your posts, most of which seem are pointless sassy remarks. Is there a reason for this?
What Rebecca is saying is that setting your ISO to Auto is not related to Aperture Priority mode. It just so happened that your ISO was set to Auto. They are two unrelated settings. She wasn't being snarky, she was trying to help you understand an important distinction. Aperture Priority mode by itself does not select your ISO for you. You manually set it. In your case, it was "manually" set to Auto.
I hope that helps clear that up. I don't like to speak for other members, so I hope Rebecca doesn't mind me chiming in.
John