Example use of Auto and Sunrise/Sunset within the same flight
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Example use of Auto and Sunrise/Sunset within the same flight
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In my experience, I have found that 1/200 - 1/400 is the sweet spot to be an ISO of either 100 or 200.
I use ISO 100 / exposure 1/400 on sunny days
If it's cloudy or near sunset I would drop it to 1/200 and have my iso at either 200 or maybe 400. This will provide a little brighter image for the slightly darker conditions.
I use ISO 100 / exposure 1/400 on sunny days
If it's cloudy or near sunset I would drop it to 1/200 and have my iso at either 200 or maybe 400. This will provide a little brighter image for the slightly darker conditions.
You are so right...exposure rates are very important:
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I am set to 800 and will physically filter down. That doesn't mean I am right, just a solution for my area and time of day I fly with the sun.
ISO Sensitivity | Learn How ISO Sensitivity Works
The Exposure Triangle | Exposure and Focus Basics for DSLR Video | Peachpit
I am set to 800 and will physically filter down. That doesn't mean I am right, just a solution for my area and time of day I fly with the sun.
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