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With the big lens on, in program mode I could focus on the turtle's head or its shell.
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| 250mm, f/5.6, 1/400", ISO500 |
Remembering how depth of field works, I changed to aperture priority and cranked the f-stop.
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| 250mm, f/32, 1/400", ISO 12800 |
I'm kind of proud of myself for remembering this.
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Those are great photos! Ya did Great!
ReplyDeleteFWIW, I rarely ever take my DSLR off aperture priority.
ReplyDeleteIf you go into macrophotography, taking pictures of little things on a table top (like Lego characters or small gun parts) it will become second nature. Since 90% of the time I photographing fairly small things in macro mode these days, it stays in aperture priority.
The only exception is if I'm trying to shoot an airshow, then I put on the longest telephoto I've got, crank up the ISO, and use Shutter speed priority.
I macro in manual mostly.
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