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This is my first post on my blog and I have created this blog for me as well as others too Well, I am here to talk about my passion for photography and also to help and learn from other fellow Amateur/Pro photographers. I hope you all interact and learn through my blog. Thanks, Dinesh Kumar Jayapal – DJ
TV AV & M – MODES & OTHERS
Hey, Everyone– Let’s get straight to the focus and Capturing Photos…
Photography works on three Important functions such as Shutter Speed, Aperture, and ISO…
Shutter speed: Any kind of photo subject needs time, fast or slow – Shutter speed takes care of it. Example: Taking a photo of a moving subject or water dripping.
Aperture: Aperture or F-stop takes care of the focus you need on your foreground subject and the blurry background too, the very less aperture you chose the more light comes in and the more you chose less light comes in.
ISO: Let’s not talk about acronym please ISO does a great job helping light proximity on your photos. The ISO range comes with a minimum of 50 to 4560000(canon)-Please Google to confirm the same. But remember the highest range you select the high noise you gonna get.
MODES
TV – Shutter Priority
AV – Aperture Priority
M – Manual
A – Auto
P – Program
Others – Never Mind this section, please!
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TV MODE Let’s take it very simple as that – Shutter Priority comes in handy while you taking photos of any fast or slow-moving subject. You cannot change your aperture in this mode but ISO you can. I would suggest you try this mode and get some understanding You even have a power of levitating too
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AV MODE Or called Aperture priority mode helps you get the focus on the foreground subject alone or the entire photo to be focused based on what F stop number you choose Not to worry I will be explaining about this mode in detail soon but friendly alert photos are gonna out of focus because you are not in command of shutter speed here but ISO oh yes you are again
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M-MODE Manual Mode Or Many Photographers call it as Master mode, If you get a touch in this mode you are good to say you are a photographer with pride All main three functions Shutter speed, Aperture and ISO can be changed in this mode and You have to get an idea before using this mode or else you will feel you are all alone with your camera even though you are surrounded by thousands of people
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AUTO MODE I will say Pass – ( You all already must be fond of this mode). STOP using mode if you want to learn something about photography or better forget your camera has this mode.
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PROGRAM MODE This mode doesn’t make much of a difference compared to AUTO mode but trust me the Program mode does some magic. I know your next question, How? The camera itself takes care of Shutter Speed and Aperture and gives a decent photo, well what can I say It’s your camera and you can play all you can, try taking some photos using this mode and share your happiness and send me questions too A Humble request – get out of your seat and see around to get different results and remember to take tons of photos. See you all soon.., I hope you guys like my post.
NON TECHNICAL INFOS ABOUT CAMERA
Hey People… Let’s learn something nontechnical about photography and be a photographer even if you don’t know how to operate your DSLR.
SENSORS
This is one of the main factors that you need to know when you grow up as a photographer.
Every camera has its sensor on it, CROP/APS-C or FULL FRAME, etc. Let me use my favorite brand CANON as an example to teach you what is what.
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CROP/APS-C SENSOR
Canon REBEL series example t5i,t6i, so on and two digits models 70D,80D and single-digit 7D are all CROP sensor cameras.
well let me give some nerdy information too : Sensor Size – 15.0 x 22.5mm(Doesn’t matter :D)
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FULL FRAME SENSOR
Canon has a variety of full-frame cameras but not so cheap ones.
Example – Canon EOS 6D is a Full frame camera, for one who doesn’t wanna spend money out of their pocket and then here comes the not so cheap one's 5D mark I, ii, iii and so on.
Sensor Size – 23.9 x 35.8mm(Doesn’t matter Either)
And that’s all for today, See you all soon with more information.