Wildlife and Adventure Photography

Manual mode... do I need to know it?

Dec 9, 2022 · 23 min · Season 4 · Episode 43 · 17.1 MB
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So, you've bought a new camera and the "M" on the mode control keeps beckoning to you. 

Or you might be contemplating the unthinkable and take the camera out of "Auto"!

Some people think that professionals only use their cameras in Manual, or that you need to use Manual to be considered a good photographer. None of that, of course, is true.

However, understanding the modes on your camera (and where Manual sits for your style of photography) will help you to get the most from both your camera and your photography.

You can find out more about my DSLR photography course by clicking the link:
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