Shooting Modes Nikon Cameras P,A,S,M WT...?

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  • Опубликовано: 27 янв 2025

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  • @brianw6645
    @brianw6645 15 дней назад +1

    I've always shot in manual mode and wondered why others shot wildlife using Aperture priority mode. I now understand after you explained it.

  • @brianw6645
    @brianw6645 15 дней назад

    On the Z8, is there a way to save frames per second between banks? It's always frustrating for me to switch between banks and find out that my FPS got carried over from my previous shooting scenario. Great video.

    • @raincoastphoto
      @raincoastphoto  13 дней назад

      Yes it looks like it, under the Custom Shooting Menu - D Shooting/Display - d1 Continuous shooting speed. You will want to make sure to set this for every shooting bank Cheers

    • @brianw6645
      @brianw6645 13 дней назад

      @raincoastphoto I do have this set for every bank, but it doesn't change when switching between banks. What am I missing?

    • @raincoastphoto
      @raincoastphoto  13 дней назад

      @ you have to switch the custom setting banks as well shooting banks when you switch between them. Put both of them in I menu

    • @brianw6645
      @brianw6645 13 дней назад

      @@raincoastphoto @raincoastphoto Yes. Per your other video, I've done it this way. But still doesn't work like I want it to. Does your Z8 change FPS burst as you switch between custom settings banks and shooting banks?

    • @raincoastphoto
      @raincoastphoto  13 дней назад

      @@brianw6645 Yeah i just checked and it does. It's not something I had setup before, are you not seeing the frame rate change in the upper left of the viewfinder

  • @Mr09260
    @Mr09260 15 дней назад

    All Pros here in Africa shoot Manual only occassionally go Auto ISO.. Nikon shooter for 53 yrs

    • @raincoastphoto
      @raincoastphoto  12 дней назад

      Yeah, big game in Africa would be very different from birds and wildlife in the BC rainforest, with the new noise reduction software, I think auto iso makes sense for most situations here. But that's what's so great about the capabilities of these cameras you can shoot them as they work for you