How do I know,
• what are you trying to accomplish?
• what camera are you using?
• what lens are you using, zoom, macro, prime?
• any lens filter
•.What camera mode, A, S, P, M, custom modes?
• mirrorless
• Bokeh,
• ???
You need to define your objective, composition, your camera capabilities, your capabilities.
So the settings? In that simple question that I can't answer.
What's your answer?
Read more from Robin Wong
And Jared Polin from where I have learned a lot.
Also you should review It's All About Stops
Yet again at a night shot of a rocket launch the, what settings are you...
ReplyDeleteI'm using an Olympus OM-D E-M5 iii and I'm seeing up to use live composite mode. My settings don't apply to the Nikon Z50 shooter.
Again you must know your goal. Do you want a series of shots to combine to get a long flame trail? Do you want a maximum flame trail in a single shot? Do you want star trails in your shot?
The photographer must have a goal in mind for there photo. No goal? Don't take a shot. That said a goal of learning it's a valid goal.
https://www.joeedelman.com/purpose-and-feeling-for-correct-exposur
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