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Camera Modes and Functions
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Camera Modes explained
Automatic Modes
Auto Mode
Portrait Mode
Landscape
Macro
Sports
Night Portrait
No Flash
Auto Mode
The camera decides on the Shutter Speed, ISO , Aperture and Flash
It will do so based on the external light conditions
No Control on Camera Settings
Good for people who have recently purchased one
Gives good results in daylight and evenly lit situations
AVOID SHOOTING AUTO !! if you want to grow as a Photographer
Portrait Mode
Used for Portraits i.e. Shooting People
Camera Automatically selects Wide aperture or
smaller F-stop number
Small F-Stop number means Shallow/Narrow Depth of Field
Shallow Depth of Field ensures that the Background
is Out of Focus
The Subjects Stands out in the frame
Pleasing effect for Portraits.
Shallow DoF in Portrait Mode
Shallow DoF Large DoF
Landscape Mode
Used for shooting Landscapes
Almost opposite of Portrait Mode
Camera Automatically selects Smaller aperture or
Large F-stop number
Large F-Stop number means higher Depth of Field
Higher depth of field ensures that everything in the frame
is in focus.
Good for shooting Wide landscapes.
Large DoF in Landscape Mode Eg. 1
Eg. 2
Macro Mode
Good for Close ups
Lets you get very close to the subject
Good for Shooting Insects, Flowers and small objects.
Camera automatically selects a very small F-number or a
wide Aperture
Wide Aperture means Shallow/Narrow Depth of Field
One has to be very steady when using this mode.
Using a Tripod/Camera Stand can be handy here.
Examples of Macro Mode
Camera Modes explained
Sports Mode
Used for shooting fast moving objects or people
Can be used for Shooting Sports, Pets, Cars and Wildlife
Anything that moves Fast or Erratically
Camera will try to freeze the subject
Uses the fastest Shutter speed available at the time.
Works best in Good lighting conditions.
Fast Shutter Speed Eg.1
Fast Shutter Speed Eg.1
1/500 Sec
Eg. 2
Eg. 2
1/2000 Sec
Night Portrait/Night
Mode
Used for Shooting in Nights in low light condition
E.g. Parties, Homes, Weddings etc.
Camera will use a slower shutter speed, wide aperture
and high ISO
Images can be a bit blurry if camera is not held properly.
Camera may also use flash if light is very poor
No Flash
Normally used in Evenings or Night.
Camera will not use Flash in this mode
Used in Museums or while shooting landscapes at night.
Also used to capture sporting events in low light
E.g. Indoor sports like Badminton, Martial Arts,
sports played at night.
Camera uses a wide aperture and depending on light condition
a corresponding Shutter Speed and ISO
Examples of No Flash
Examples of No Flash
Shutter Speed: 13 Seconds
Some Other Modes
Panorama Mode- Used for making Panoramas
or really wide angle scenes.
Snow mode- Used when shooting in areas with Snow.
Fireworks Mode- Very hand when shooting fireworks
especially Rockets bursting in Sky.
Beach Mode: Used for scenes with very bright and harsh light
Kids/Pets Mode: Essentially almost same as Sports mode
Semi Automatic Modes
Aperture Priority Mode (A or Av)
Shutter Priority Mode (S or Tv)
Aperture Priority Mode (Av or A)
We select the desired F-Stop or Aperture
value
Camera will control the Shutter Speed
We control ISO , White Balance and flash
with this mode
Normally used when Depth of Field (DoF)
is the main area of Interest.
Requires Practice to get it right.
Can be used very creatively while composing
Images
Small F- Number for Shallower DoF
Larger F-Number or higher DoF
Shutter Priority Mode (S or Tv)
We select the desired Shutter Speed
Camera will select the Corresponding F-Stop
We control ISO , White Balance and flash
Creative Part of Image Making
Requires Practice to get it right.
Normally used when one requires a higher shutter speed
for shooting fast moving objects.(e.g. Sports)
Also used when the requirement in
slower shutter speeds (e.g. Shooting Waterfalls)
Slower Shutter Speed
Slower Shutter Speed
Shutter Speed: 1/8 Sec
Creative use of Shutter speed to Show Motion: See Wings
Creative use of Shutter speed to Show Motion: See Wings
Shutter Speed:1/250 Sec
M Mode or the Fully Manual Mode
The user has full control on the camera settings
Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO and white balance
is selected by the user
Creative part of Image making
Requires good practice and understanding of light to use
and Master.
Examples of Manual Mode
Examples of Manual Mode
Shutter Speed :3 Minutes
Torch light used to paint foreground
Eg. 2
Eg. 2
Shutter Speed: 2Mins 50 Seconds
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Camera Modes explained

  • 1. Camera Modes and Functions www.creativepraveen.com
  • 3. Automatic Modes Auto Mode Portrait Mode Landscape Macro Sports Night Portrait No Flash
  • 4. Auto Mode The camera decides on the Shutter Speed, ISO , Aperture and Flash It will do so based on the external light conditions No Control on Camera Settings Good for people who have recently purchased one Gives good results in daylight and evenly lit situations AVOID SHOOTING AUTO !! if you want to grow as a Photographer
  • 5. Portrait Mode Used for Portraits i.e. Shooting People Camera Automatically selects Wide aperture or smaller F-stop number Small F-Stop number means Shallow/Narrow Depth of Field Shallow Depth of Field ensures that the Background is Out of Focus The Subjects Stands out in the frame Pleasing effect for Portraits.
  • 6. Shallow DoF in Portrait Mode Shallow DoF Large DoF
  • 7. Landscape Mode Used for shooting Landscapes Almost opposite of Portrait Mode Camera Automatically selects Smaller aperture or Large F-stop number Large F-Stop number means higher Depth of Field Higher depth of field ensures that everything in the frame is in focus. Good for shooting Wide landscapes.
  • 8. Large DoF in Landscape Mode Eg. 1
  • 10. Macro Mode Good for Close ups Lets you get very close to the subject Good for Shooting Insects, Flowers and small objects. Camera automatically selects a very small F-number or a wide Aperture Wide Aperture means Shallow/Narrow Depth of Field One has to be very steady when using this mode. Using a Tripod/Camera Stand can be handy here.
  • 13. Sports Mode Used for shooting fast moving objects or people Can be used for Shooting Sports, Pets, Cars and Wildlife Anything that moves Fast or Erratically Camera will try to freeze the subject Uses the fastest Shutter speed available at the time. Works best in Good lighting conditions.
  • 15. Fast Shutter Speed Eg.1 1/500 Sec
  • 16. Eg. 2
  • 18. Night Portrait/Night Mode Used for Shooting in Nights in low light condition E.g. Parties, Homes, Weddings etc. Camera will use a slower shutter speed, wide aperture and high ISO Images can be a bit blurry if camera is not held properly. Camera may also use flash if light is very poor
  • 19. No Flash Normally used in Evenings or Night. Camera will not use Flash in this mode Used in Museums or while shooting landscapes at night. Also used to capture sporting events in low light E.g. Indoor sports like Badminton, Martial Arts, sports played at night. Camera uses a wide aperture and depending on light condition a corresponding Shutter Speed and ISO
  • 20. Examples of No Flash
  • 21. Examples of No Flash Shutter Speed: 13 Seconds
  • 22. Some Other Modes Panorama Mode- Used for making Panoramas or really wide angle scenes. Snow mode- Used when shooting in areas with Snow. Fireworks Mode- Very hand when shooting fireworks especially Rockets bursting in Sky. Beach Mode: Used for scenes with very bright and harsh light Kids/Pets Mode: Essentially almost same as Sports mode
  • 23. Semi Automatic Modes Aperture Priority Mode (A or Av) Shutter Priority Mode (S or Tv)
  • 24. Aperture Priority Mode (Av or A) We select the desired F-Stop or Aperture value Camera will control the Shutter Speed We control ISO , White Balance and flash with this mode Normally used when Depth of Field (DoF) is the main area of Interest. Requires Practice to get it right. Can be used very creatively while composing Images
  • 25. Small F- Number for Shallower DoF
  • 26. Larger F-Number or higher DoF
  • 27. Shutter Priority Mode (S or Tv) We select the desired Shutter Speed Camera will select the Corresponding F-Stop We control ISO , White Balance and flash Creative Part of Image Making Requires Practice to get it right. Normally used when one requires a higher shutter speed for shooting fast moving objects.(e.g. Sports) Also used when the requirement in slower shutter speeds (e.g. Shooting Waterfalls)
  • 30. Creative use of Shutter speed to Show Motion: See Wings
  • 31. Creative use of Shutter speed to Show Motion: See Wings Shutter Speed:1/250 Sec
  • 32. M Mode or the Fully Manual Mode The user has full control on the camera settings Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO and white balance is selected by the user Creative part of Image making Requires good practice and understanding of light to use and Master.
  • 34. Examples of Manual Mode Shutter Speed :3 Minutes Torch light used to paint foreground
  • 35. Eg. 2
  • 36. Eg. 2 Shutter Speed: 2Mins 50 Seconds