2- Secrets to Wildlife Photography -Ss'h Don't tell anyone  

I've been using ettr without knowing I was using ettr. I do it a bit differently. I use manual plus auto iso, and when the camera doesn't give me an iso that i like, i use exposure compensation. On my camera, i have a physical dial right above the back button auto focus. So for my camera, Nikon Zfc, this works best.

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Thanks! 1 comment. Use the longest acceptable exposure and widest acceptable aperture within reason for the subject before increasing the iso. Iso does not increase light (photons) to the sensor, only the perception of it. To get the shadows looking better, nothing beats more photons and the only way to increase that is aperture or exposure time. So, start with a reasonable iso, set aperture and exposure time for the subject, then fine tune with iso. If you know what your expected target is, shutter and f-stop can be pre-set to make the ETTR a one step process. Hadn't really thought about this before for wildlife, but makes sense!

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