February 19, 2010

Legendary Photographer Gives Tips for Low-Light Shots | Gadget Lab

CLICK NOTE: Great guy? Yes. Legend? Yes. A little out of touch with today’s cameras? Yes.

Use program (P) mode to get best results and capture detail in every corner.
Don’t set ISO at the very top. Don’t go beyond 1000 because it gets noisy.

Link: Legendary Photographer Gives Tips for Low-Light Shots | Gadget Lab | Wired.com

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February 21, 2010 - 10:45 am Peter

Mr Benson is right. I like to shoot aperture priority or manual but there are a lot of situations where you cannot beat using Program mode

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