Friends who have just bought a camera want to try shooting in M ??mode, but are worried that it is difficult to operate in M ??mode? If you don’t know how to use M mode yet, come to Kangkang~ We want to use M mode flexibly

, the first step is to understand the three exposure elements of M file - aperture, shutter and sensitivity ISO? What is M file? M file can freely adjust every parameter of the camera, including aperture, shutter, sensitivity, white balance, etc.

The parameters are highly flexible and can be adjusted to achieve the effects we want.

Adjustment method 1: Turn the dial on the top of the camera.

Adjustment method 2: Camera parameter interface adjustment.

If you want to adjust the aperture to take a blur effect, you must first determine the aperture. The aperture is a device in the lens that controls the amount of light entering, represented by f.

The smaller the aperture f value, the more light enters. The larger the aperture, the better the blur effect. The larger the aperture f value, the less light enters. The smaller the aperture, the worse the blur effect.

Aperture: The smaller the aperture value, the smaller the clear range of the picture, and the more obvious the background blur of the picture.

The larger the aperture value, the wider the clear range of the picture and the less obvious the background blur.

If you want to adjust the shutter to capture sports or take slow-motion photography, you must first determine the shutter speed. The shutter is the device that controls the exposure time in the camera, represented by S.

When taking slow shots, the shutter speed cannot be lower than 1/125S, otherwise the picture will be blurred due to hand shake.

If the picture is still very dark when the shutter is at 1/125, and the aperture has been opened to the maximum, you need to increase the ISO.

The larger the shutter value, the more light will enter and the slower the shutter speed will be.

The smaller the shutter value, the less light will enter and the faster the shutter speed will be.

A high shutter speed will freeze the frame, and a slow shutter speed will cause a trajectory.

Shutter: A high-speed shutter can better freeze some dynamic scenery; a slow shutter can record the trajectory and obtain more exposure.

Before adjusting the sensitivity, we need to adjust the ISO sensitivity according to the lighting environment of the shooting.

The picture quality is better at low sensitivity, but worse at high sensitivity (photos will be noisy).

The higher the sensitivity, the brighter the photo will be, but the photo quality will be worse.

The lower the sensitivity.

The photo will be darker and the photo quality will be better.

Sensitivity ISO: You can make the picture brighter by increasing the sensitivity.

Commonly used exposure values ??1. When shooting fireworks with aperture priority: 3~5s (with a tripod), daily shooting: 1/80s~1/200s, shooting athletes: more than 1/1000s, capturing people: more than 1/125s, shooting babies/pets

: greater than 1/200s, car capture: greater than 1/2000s.

2. Starry sky with shutter priority: F1.4~5.6, night portrait: F2.8~5.6, static people: F1.2~4, food/still life: F8~11, portrait capture: F5.6~11, close-up of flowers and plants

:F1.2~4, landscape photos: F8~11, fireworks/star trails: F11~20. 3. Fireworks in M ??mode: ISO400 F8 1~4s, lightning: ISO200 F8 B door, full moon: ISO200 F5.6(

Sunny day) 1/500s, Galaxy: IS03200-6400 F2.8 30s.