Are you M, A or S shooter

[melissapapajphotography]

<p>I am manual...always :)</p>

[john_narsuitus]

<p>Manual with my cameras that only have the manual exposure mode.</p>

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<p >Aperture Priority with my cameras that offer different auto exposure modes. </p>

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<p >Rarely do I use Shutter Priority or Program auto exposure modes.<br>

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[p. wang]

<p>A - mostly, S and P sometimes.</p>

[payam1]

<p>A-%95<br>

M-5%</p>

[newland]

 

<p>I' am manual...always....</p>

 

[marklcooper]

<p>100% A for 30 years with my FE.</p>

<p>100% P for the first 6 months with my D300 to see how well it worked, then 100% A after the first 6 months. More recently I find myself adjusting exposure compensation fairly often...outside in the snow in winter and in our woods in the summer.</p>

 

[r_torrey]

<p>bracket shoot no matter what you are shooting and with whatever you are shooting with</p>

[r_torrey]

<p>I'm not sure if I should buy a SLR camera? I'm manual. I like to control the camera and not have the camera control me. Aperture controls everything. Low light subjects and movement need manual control such a "C clamp" or tripod or a steady hand. High shutter speed and high aperture setting are an instamatic camera...<br>

But even so I kind of like the idea that maybe the SLR camera is more flexible. It can go many places and get good pictures...?</p>