Garbz
No longer a newbie, moving up!
- Joined
- Oct 26, 2003
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- Brisbane, Australia
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Err I don't know any pro that shoots exclusively manual, I don't know any pro that shoots exclusively aperture priority, and I also don't know any pro that shoots exclusive shutter priority.
The Pro (and by this I mean someone actually dedicated to the art, and not someone who bought a DSLR, somehow got paid for a job and is now a "pro), will know what his camera does in every situation, and will pick the appropriate settings for the job.
I control my composition with aperture priority, and control my exposure with the EV bias.
If shutter speed is critical I shoot with shutter priority, and I control the exposure with the EV bias.
If my camera is being widely inconsistent (shooting a soccer event with a team with white shirts and a team with black shirts) I shoot in manual but other than that I see no reason to not use the fantastic tools developed over the last 30 years which react very quickly and hit the correct exposure 99% of the time.
The Pro (and by this I mean someone actually dedicated to the art, and not someone who bought a DSLR, somehow got paid for a job and is now a "pro), will know what his camera does in every situation, and will pick the appropriate settings for the job.
I control my composition with aperture priority, and control my exposure with the EV bias.
If shutter speed is critical I shoot with shutter priority, and I control the exposure with the EV bias.
If my camera is being widely inconsistent (shooting a soccer event with a team with white shirts and a team with black shirts) I shoot in manual but other than that I see no reason to not use the fantastic tools developed over the last 30 years which react very quickly and hit the correct exposure 99% of the time.