Re: FM Review of the Voigtlander 40mm f/1.2 Nokton
I'm noticing that many images in this thread are shot at 1/60 second and very high ISO. Which probably means that aperture priority was used combined with auto ISO. For static scenes, you can easily hand-hold the Nokton at 1/10-1/30 second with IBIS.
So, my tip is to simply switch to manual mode and keep auto ISO on when you're shooting at low light and the subject doesn't move. Then you can change shutter speed on the fly and keep exposure the same, as long as ISO is higher than minimum.
Then you can change shutter speed on the fly and keep exposure the same, as long as ISO is higher than minimum.