Why You SHOULDN'T Shoot In Manual Mode

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[bpvirgo]

Buddy, this changed my life. Thank you.

[bozorusso]

I just do manual auto iso during day unless it goes too high then I change iso I don't trust the camera to get the shutter speed right so id rather do it

[manuelepasqualini]

What an obsession with aperture priority.... Shutter priority for me is much more useful because I can quickly change the shutter speed depending on the subject I am going to photograph. Try to photograph someone on a bicycle cycling even at a moderate speed with aperture priority. Most likely you will end up with your subject not being on focus. If I want more depth of field when I am photographing static subjects or panoramas I will reduce my shutter speed which will automatically increase the aperture.

[jrrichard]

I’m just 3 months in and just starting to shoot in manual so please forgive my lack of understanding. I realize everyone has a different style/preference so I watched a video that said to shoot in manual auto ISO - what will be the difference in my photos if I change to this style? I shoot mainly family/portrait photography in early evenings/sunsets. Thank you so much!

[MichaelTerndrup]

Should tell people that not all cameras have them

[photomaker]

Don’t take this persons advise. You’ll never learn and grow as a photographer.