General Full-Frame Safe Space to discuss Auto Modes

[Photofarmer]

But read this on a forum disagree actually.
My take is has auto if you need it scene if you need it AV Tv etc nothing wrong with “growing into camera as you use it”

Fire away guys and gals I can handle it


“Not to be rude or anything but this is actually a fact: the more advanced the camera is, the more it will show that you're an newbie... If you are quite fresh with photography I honestly wouldn't recommend the r6 for you. I would rather start with a less advanced camera. The r6 was a lot to get used to, even for me who has been taking pictures for 12 years now.”

 

[Photofarmer]

PS you can post on this forum with out fear of being ridiculed laughed abused at etc etc which is what I meant.

 

[PKM-UK]

But read this on a forum disagree actually.
My take is has auto if you need it scene if you need it AV Tv etc nothing wrong with “growing into camera as you use it”

Fire away guys and gals I can handle it


“Not to be rude or anything but this is actually a fact: the more advanced the camera is, the more it will show that you're an newbie... If you are quite fresh with photography I honestly wouldn't recommend the r6 for you. I would rather start with a less advanced camera. The r6 was a lot to get used to, even for me who has been taking pictures for 12 years now.”

Hi Peter,

If we’re in difficult shooting conditions, Karen will often pop an extra one off in Auto (I usually forget ). By doing this she has sometimes got ‘the winning shot’ - one absolute classic sunset/ evening ‘Auto’ image sits very proudly on our wall.

(It’s from a Sony, so I can’t post it here… ).

P&K

 

[Photofarmer]

maybe ive just lucked out have had zero issues working out r6 and im not the sharpest chisel in the set non snobby forums help as well