Just out curiosity, why do DSLR's have a shutter? Would it not be possible to electronically 'tell' the sensor to start and to stop processing the incoming light? What are the advantages of the current designs?
Hi everyone,You can use Exposure Compensation in Av, Tv, or P Mode to slightly adjust the exposure that the camera is selecting. In Av mode, you fix Av and ISO, the camera selects the shutter speed with the correction from the overcompensation. In M ...
You may not be aware, but the reason for this post originally was the update that Canon did for the 1DX. As it is merely a calculation, it is something that could easily be added by firmware.
At the time, it was put on the 1dx but not in the 5dmkiii. A lot of people thought it was silly for me to ask about it, because they argued it is not useful.Since then, Canon and other manufacturers have put it on every camera, just not on the 5d. I ...
Auto ISO with exposure compensation is now on 1DX and 7DII. The days that ISO was the limiting factor are over. Now there are many scenarios where you want full control over apperture and shutter speed. In those cases having Auto ISO is really helpfu...