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What setting to you use more?

Which setting do you use more?

  • Program

    Votes: 6 7.1%
  • Aperture

    Votes: 44 51.8%
  • Shutter

    Votes: 1 1.2%
  • Manaual

    Votes: 34 40.0%

  • Total voters
    85
I find myself in Aperture Priority about 95% of the time. The only time I'm not is when I need to convey movement. Even in difficult lighting I still use Aperture Priority and just use exposure compensation.

I've found I can do pretty much anything that way that I can in manual mode only it's faster.
 
I find myself in Aperture Priority about 95% of the time. The only time I'm not is when I need to convey movement. Even in difficult lighting I still use Aperture Priority and just use exposure compensation.

I've found I can do pretty much anything that way that I can in manual mode only it's faster.

Ditto.
 
AV most of the time. But manual sometimes for consistency, [especially with flash(es) ] or when I do not trust the camera meter at that time.
 
I'm probably 50-50 between Av & M.
 
Manual mostly because the lens that I've been working with are non-metering, all manual lens. If I'm not in manual, I'm in Av.
 
80% of the time in Aperture
15% of the time in Manual
5% in Shutter / Program
 
90% Manual
10% Av
Tv on rare occasions
 
I leave my bodies in Av mode (aperture priority for you non-Canon folk). I use Manual when in studio or using stobes of any sort. I use Tv (shutter priority) when shooting fast moving subjects or sports.
 
Depends what I'm doing. If I have full control of what I shoot, I go manual. If I'm shooting wildlife, I go shutter.
 
85% manual mode, 10% Av mode, 5% Tv mode. But, when I originally learned SLR photography manual everything was my only option.
 
Depends on the camera i'm using, but with my D's and my F100, I usually use Aperture priority, maybe using manual or shutter priority if the shots call for it. Nikon's matrix metering makes it easy. With my FE I generally use it in manual, even though it's got an aperture priority mode just because it feels right that way. The rest of my cameras (that I use anyway) are manual only.
 
Just curious, but why does Canon use Av and Tv to designate aperture and shutter priority? What do they stand for?
 
All manual, all the the time. Including focusing.

Never have used anything else and find it hard to trust the camera. lol.
 

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