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Gsgary - good point on the depth of field - I know that I prefer to shoot in aperture priority for that very reason, however when push comes to shove and your in a dark environment which do you favour:
Shutter priority - or favouring the shutter speed --- getting the action frozen at the expense of exposure quality and also depth of field
Aperture priority - or favouring the depth of shot - getting the subject exposed in the right depth at a risk of exposure and also motion blur
exposure prioirty - getting the exosure right though possibly losing depth of subject and motion freezing.
I know chances are at the extremes its better to just put the camera down and watch (or watch through the camera if its far off) but when you end up in the questionable lighting where you can get a decent shot but not with each part as you would like where do you place your importance for the shot?
Shutter priority - or favouring the shutter speed --- getting the action frozen at the expense of exposure quality and also depth of field
Aperture priority - or favouring the depth of shot - getting the subject exposed in the right depth at a risk of exposure and also motion blur
exposure prioirty - getting the exosure right though possibly losing depth of subject and motion freezing.
I know chances are at the extremes its better to just put the camera down and watch (or watch through the camera if its far off) but when you end up in the questionable lighting where you can get a decent shot but not with each part as you would like where do you place your importance for the shot?