数码相机的常用拍摄模式（Commonly used shooting mode of digital camera）.docVIP

数码相机的常用拍摄模式（Commonly used shooting mode of digital camera） Canon DC operation using Commonly used shooting mode of digital camera The conversion of digital camera shooting mode is based on rotating shooting mode turntable. 1, AUTO (full auto mode) This is the easiest mode to shoot. Just take a picture, focus, press the shutter and take a picture. As for the white balance, shutter, aperture, ISO value, etc., are given to the camera automatic processing. In this mode, the inaccuracy of parameter setting makes the imaging very general and has nothing special to say. 2, P (program auto exposure mode) This mode allows the camera to automatically set the shutter speed and aperture size, the same as the AUTO mode. If the correct exposure is not obtained, the shutter speed and aperture value on the LCD screen will be displayed in red. Many parameters can be manually adjusted at this time. For example, in the case of incorrect exposure, the image can be properly exposed by opening the flash, manually changing the ISO value, changing the metering mode, and performing exposure compensation. You can also use white balance settings to represent more realistic image colors. You know, photo effects (such as black and white) and burst mode is not regulated in AUTO mode. 3, Tv (shutter priority shooting mode) In the shutter priority mode, the shutter speed is first set, and the camera will automatically select the appropriate aperture value. A faster shutter speed allows you to capture the instantaneous image of the moving subject. A slower shutter speed creates a flow effect, and is often used when shooting night scenes. After the shutter speed is set, press the shutter half, and if the aperture value is red during the focusing process, the image exposure is incorrect. You need to change the shutter speed until the aperture is displayed white. This is because the aperture value is also within a certain range. 4, Av (aperture priority shooting mode) Aperture priority, the prior set