THE ONE EXPOSURE MODE TO RULE THEM ALL?

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  @DeputyNordburg · 3 years ago

  My world is rocked.  I had no idea this was there.

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• PA

  @paulinefollett3099 · 3 years ago

  Duade, I always learn stuff from your videos. You make it so easy for a hobbyist such as myself.

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• JI

  @jiasios · 3 years ago

  Ατ @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85T--N0TnUI&amp;t=412">6:52</a> the chart is wrong. 6 stops means 64 times less (or more) light. Not 12 times. So from ISO 100 you go to ISO 6400.

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• GE

  @geronimo6787 · 3 years ago

  This changes my Photography moving on from Av to flexibel mode! Great explanation! Thanks!

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  @RobertThomas-gf1tp · 2 years ago

  Absolute wonderful video. I learned more in 30 minutes than I&apos;ve learned in many of my college courses 40 years ago. I plan on changing my photography techniques to include the Fv mode. Keep up the videos. Love your accent and teaching method.

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• MA

  @MadHatter123456 · 4 days ago

  I couldn&apos;t be arsed to try Fv on my R7 until I saw your video... Wish I tried that earlier, it&apos;s truly awesome once you get the hang of it! Thanks man!

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  @MrBrabo1 · 3 years ago

  As usual: an extremely educational and helpful video. Thanx!

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• SK

  @Skene_O · 3 years ago

  Never tried that before and will definitely give it a go when taking early morning surf pics. Thanks Duade.

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• LE

  @leechild3204 · 3 years ago

  Hey Duade, i&apos;m fairly new to bird photography, just bought the R7. After some research I decided to primarily shoot in FV. I find it is making me think about my shots a lot more and I am enjoying it. These kind of videos certainly help with practical advice. Thank You!!!

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  @tordandreasson · 3 years ago

  Hi Duade. When photographing birds on my Olympus cameras, I almost always use A mode with Auto-ISO and taking advantage of a feature where you specify the lowest acceptable shutter speed and the cap for the ISO. The camera will honor the shutter speed and crank up the ISO when needed, up to the cap set by the user. The ISO cap is mainly determined by the camera generation, for the OM-1 I will set the ISO cap to 6400; previous generation cameras would be lower; &nbsp;depending on how much noise you tolerate. For the shutter speed, I set it depending on the subject and shooting conditions. For static subjects and no wind I will use 1/100s... 1/500s depending on available light, for large predictable birds in flight typically 1/1000s...1/2000s, for challenging BIF photos of smaller birds at a closer distance as fast as it requires. &nbsp;This way I benefit from an exposure mode that is a hybrid of aperture and time priority that allows me full control of aperture and exposure compensation while still having some control of shutter speed at the same time. When adequate I tweak the settings and save them in one of the custom modes so I can quickly switch between modes with confidence that I will use values that give the results I am after. The only situation when this does not work as intended is when using long exposure time to blur wings and background when panning, then shooting in manual mode makes more sense. <br><br>I am aware that you and most people in this channel use Canon gear but I wanted to share my experience. <br>Cheers, Tord

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  @Whoseasking · 3 weeks ago

  Fv mode is awesome. love it. &nbsp;i am basically a manual shooter. &nbsp;now will try the trash can and fv. &nbsp; excellent

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• WA

  @WalkForFreedomOz · 3 years ago

  I&apos;ve never heard of FV mode before. A very good explanation of how it works. 👍

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