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That setting is not applicable to RAW files.
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Dear Ipungwangbe, Most welcome to this learning platform. You are at the right location to get started with your learning. Wish you all the very best!
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You need to check if the simulation is on or not.
The “Live View Display” setting is the key to controlling exposure simulation. Navigate to MENU → (Shooting) → [Shooting Display] → [Live View Display Set]. Ensure “Effect on” is selected to preview exposure changes in real-time
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Foto circle at Anandrao Circle who is authorised Sony dealer.
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Yes, the menu options are almost the same and you can refer it.
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Please post sample image to understand better.
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Let me check on this and update the file and any other missing files. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
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I have added that file. Later in the day I will check in case any other RAW files are missing and will update it.
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Hello Karthik, You can definitely do macro photography with thatc amera. And yes, you will get reverse ring adaptor for that mount.
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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.
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Going forward pls post your queries as a separate thread instead of asking in someone else thread of a different topic.
AF depends on light / contrast in the scene. And most importantly your camera + lens combination. If you have a f2.8 lens you have more light coming into the camera and hence faster AF compared to a f5.6 lens. It also depends on the camera model and the AF algorithm of that camera.
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Yep…agree. Both options results in similar noise in image. Instead of underexposing a lot, I would increase the ISO and get the correct exposure. Noise can be easily handled with Denoise of lightroom.
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