P is one of the automatic modes a modern digital camera would provide
you. It will first provide you a shutter speed and f-stop combination
e.g. 1/125, f5.6 for the photo. However, you can always make adjustment
on the combination by turning the dial to left or right. Yet, there is
always a limitation on how much choice you can have, such as using f2.8
f-stop because some of the inexpensive lens will not have this "big"
f-stop.
And the most annoying thing to me is that if I want to shoot a series photo with a certain shutter speed or f-stop (aperture) other than my smart camera suggests, I have to turn my dial every single time. How do we overcome that? We will soon learn to do that. For now, get your basic camera operation homework done before this weekend!
Welcome to News Photo 1 blog. This is going to be a place for us to display works, exchange ideas, discuss skills and concepts about photojournalism and documentary photography.
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