Auto ISO, Auto WB, Manual Aperture, Manual Shutter speed; exposure adjusted using Exposure Compensation. It’s usually the only setting I adjust throughout my shooting day.
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The only problem I have found in this method is that the camera prioritizes the iso setting, so in almost every situation the camera picks a very high iso and aperture value, instead of a lower aperture and iso value. Just like in your photo the iso is at 2500 and the aperture is f10!!!
Thanks for the comment. With this method, I pick the Aperture. The camera doesn’t. Like I said, the camera will generally pick an ISO within the range I set. 100 - 3200. I really don’t see any noise unless the camera goes past 6400. If I used an ISO range of 100 - 800, then the camera wouldn’t have gone above 800, but then I would have to be careful with my Aperture and the Shutter Speed would constantly be sacrificed to a very slow Shutter speed, that would potentially cause significant blur. There are trade offs. But I personally don’t have a problem with high ISOs. I appreciate the comment 👍