12-25-2019 09:32 PM
12-26-2019 10:50 AM
Greetings,
The lens in the RF800 has a focal length of 28~89.6 with a variable aperature f1.8~4.5.
"And why can't i manually control Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO?".. This is an entry level camcorder with a $200 price tag.
It allows basic control (via modes) "M" manual mode allows some focus and exposure compensation via the touch screen (Page 105) of your user manual, but fixed settings are not supported. Focus adjustment, set the desired zoom, then use the touch screen to fine tune focus. For exposure compensation, use the touch screen to bump exposure up or down (lighter or darker).
To give yourself the most control, use a tripod in a well lit room. What you need to try and do is not force the camera to excessivley compensate for lighting since you cannot control your shutter. Using P mode and (portrait) with adequete lighting is likely to give you the greatest control of DOF. Your shooting conditions (lighting, focal length and distance to subject) are going to be the key factors that influence what you can capture and the end result.
~Rick
Bay Area - CA
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