TAv mode and ISO !??
Posted 03/05/2010 - 13:28
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I doubt it, the very nature of TAv is to allow the camera to choose the ISO after you have set Shutter and Aperture.
why not simply use manual and set the Shutter and Aperture you want along with ISO100 then you just have to compensate on the flashgun.
why not simply use manual and set the Shutter and Aperture you want along with ISO100 then you just have to compensate on the flashgun.
Posted 03/05/2010 - 13:43
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fatspider wrote:
I doubt it, the very nature of TAv is to allow the camera to choose the ISO after you have set Shutter and Aperture.
why not simply use manual and set the Shutter and Aperture you want along with ISO100 then you just have to compensate on the flashgun.
Very true ! but when u use flash u add a 4th variable ! flash duration !!I doubt it, the very nature of TAv is to allow the camera to choose the ISO after you have set Shutter and Aperture.
why not simply use manual and set the Shutter and Aperture you want along with ISO100 then you just have to compensate on the flashgun.
So there's no need for iso to change !? would be handy, but maybe stick with manual !
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !
Posted 03/05/2010 - 14:34
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Why not use manual then?
TAv with fixed ISO is manual mode after all.
Flash duration is near the 1/16000th of a Second, I don't think it matters much
The only way to control the flash is by these settings.
Flash-power - 1/1 is full 1/2 is one stop slower 1/4 is one stop slower again, ect.
Flash-distance - for every doubling you need twice as much light.
ISO - the difference of ISO 100 and ISO 200 is one stop the same between ISO 200 and 400, ect.
Aperture - is logical I believe.
Shutterspeed is the setting that balance things out, if you use long shutter speed more natural light comes in and vice versa.
TAv with fixed ISO is manual mode after all.
Flash duration is near the 1/16000th of a Second, I don't think it matters much
The only way to control the flash is by these settings.
Flash-power - 1/1 is full 1/2 is one stop slower 1/4 is one stop slower again, ect.
Flash-distance - for every doubling you need twice as much light.
ISO - the difference of ISO 100 and ISO 200 is one stop the same between ISO 200 and 400, ect.
Aperture - is logical I believe.
Shutterspeed is the setting that balance things out, if you use long shutter speed more natural light comes in and vice versa.
Stefan
K10D, K5
DA* 16-50, DA* 50-135, D-FA 100 Macro, DA 40 Ltd, DA 18-55
AF-540FGZ
K10D, K5
DA* 16-50, DA* 50-135, D-FA 100 Macro, DA 40 Ltd, DA 18-55
AF-540FGZ
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Using it with flash, so plenty of leeway !!
Stu - K10D | DFA 100/2.8 Macro | DA 55-300 | AF-360FGZ |
So much to learn... So little time !