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Shutter speed and ISO in aperture priority mode.
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Shutter speed and ISO in aperture priority mode.
I am using aperture priority mode with Nikon D5600, and f value is 5.6 lowest, ISO i am changing as per requirements but shutter speed is also changing as per light automatically, as per your basic courses, i need to change shutter speed also in aperture mode along with ISO, can it be possible? Pls advice.
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That is what you are doing. You mentioned that shutter speed is changing when you change ISO based on lighting. That is exactly how you control shutter speed in aperture priority mode.
Rgds,
Sudhir-
Appreciated for your guidance. Sir my query is if i using aperture priority mode and F value is fixed and lowest and changing the ISO – can i changing the shutter speed manually? means i have enclosed one image. Details are mentioned below:
ISO: 800
f: 5.6
shutter: 1/2000sec.
can i change the shutter speed manually – plus or minus? with same ISO
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This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by Atanu Saha.
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This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by
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In aperture mode, you will not be able to manually control the shutter speed. You can use exposure compensation, but that will change the ISO first. For this you can use the manual mode, set the aperture to the lowest, set iso to auto(min and max) or desired iso and then manually change the shutter speed.
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Noted.
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FYI: if the camera computed these settings in aperture mode, there is a high chance you will under/overexpose the shot if you change the shutter speed in manual mode while keeping aperture and iso the same.
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