But don\'t you see? Av Priority is a form of auto. That\'s the kind of thing a lot of us are doing.
I\'m pretty sure none of us are talking about putting our cameras into Green mode when we say we use auto ISO. Like I said before, I personally shoot with a fixed aperture(usually wide open in a dark church), and a fixed shutter (I try not to wander below 1/200th, but sometimes I have to). The camera decides the ISO, yes, and in a dark church, it\'s often up at 1600 or 3200, but what else can you do? My manual control comes in the form of the exposure compensation, which I will crank up a stop or two for when people are entering the room from the bright doorways.
It works well. I don\'t see why there\'s such a stigma about it.
Oct 29, 2009 at 12:35 PM
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