I love my Nikon
I accidentally came across a feature Nikon put into my camera.
Now I have been celebrating the one big difference between Nikon and Canon cameras. Nikonians are used to having a separate dial to twiddle both aperture and shutter speed separately. On Canon bodies, there's a dial for shutter speed, but you have to set up aperture thro the LCD screen at the back.
When I last looked thro my viewfinder, I wanted to increase the shutter speed to take the picture. Instead, I noticed that the change was happening to the ISO!
Huh?!?
Was I missing something?
And then I realized...I was in Aperture Priority mode! And I usually shoot in Manual Mode, hence had completely missed this. So I tried doing the same thing in Shutter Priority mode...lo and behold, the aperture dial had become the ISO dial!
Oh Nikon, I love you so much. You are so thoughtful.
I love my D90!
Sent from my iPhone
Now I have been celebrating the one big difference between Nikon and Canon cameras. Nikonians are used to having a separate dial to twiddle both aperture and shutter speed separately. On Canon bodies, there's a dial for shutter speed, but you have to set up aperture thro the LCD screen at the back.
When I last looked thro my viewfinder, I wanted to increase the shutter speed to take the picture. Instead, I noticed that the change was happening to the ISO!
Huh?!?
Was I missing something?
And then I realized...I was in Aperture Priority mode! And I usually shoot in Manual Mode, hence had completely missed this. So I tried doing the same thing in Shutter Priority mode...lo and behold, the aperture dial had become the ISO dial!
Oh Nikon, I love you so much. You are so thoughtful.
I love my D90!
Sent from my iPhone
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