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BEYOND MANUAL MODE |
If you’ve got a more modern film camera that has more advanced capabilities, you may have some of the following features, which can be very handy in helping you get the shot.
EXPOSURE/SHOOTING MODES
The exposure/shooting mode that you choose tells the camera how to help you create the exposure. There are three main exposure/shooting modes to choose from:
Program Auto: The camera determines the exposure by setting the shutter speed and the aperture. The photographer has little control over exposure.
Aperture Priority: This is the most popular shooting mode, and the most commonly used for most situations. The photographer ...
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