Nikon d700 iso auto

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When not in manual mode. The key is what max settings you use. Post Reply Preview. I use it when shooting events where I know the light will be low and variable. Ditto what MrDAT said. SuperFriend 12 years ago. I shoot continuous shutter.

I like intelligent cameras So we have a mutual understanding in our partnership. I use it when shooting low light level candids. I set a minimum shutter speed, usually 1. Use Nik Dfine 2. Nicky Graham 12 years ago. I rarely switch it off. Will's Photoimaging 12 years ago. There have been previous threads on this.

Londonstudios 12 years ago. Use it less and less now,try and shoot fully manual. LebronPhoto 12 years ago. I never use auto ISO. It's probably a habit from when I started with film, but I like setting my ISO and using apertures and shutter speeds within those confines.

CadenzaPhotography 12 years ago. Marc Evans Images 12 years ago. Thanks for the comments all. It really bothered me when I saw this when reviewing the images, so off it goes until I need it. Most of the time, yes. I turn it off for manual shooting, for panoramas, and when I'm using speedlights.

Michigan Nut 12 years ago. I set it on and only change it if I need another stop. Put it in the top My Menu item, then set the function button to access the first my menu listing. Ricardson Williams 12 years ago. I use most of time in low light. Ditto on putting it in My Menu. Makes for quick access. Edited by photo. I very rarely Auto ISO, thats what my white-disk-thingy-ma-bobber is for. To set a good white balance. The pics on my flickr are the last time I auto balanced, and that was last year.

Expo disk is pretty sweet. Edited by vfk member 12 years ago. Nikon's Auto-ISO fine tuning is one of it's strength's. I notice Canon photographers will need to 'chimp' for exposure. Nikon photographers less likely. I was going to help shoot a concert, and found threads that mentioned autoISO.

I tried it and it was great! I feel dumb now. Peter Duce Photography 12 years ago. It does this to ensure that the correct exposure is chosen. In Manual mode, the aperture and shutter speed values are fixed by the user. In Shutter Priority mode the shutter speed is set by the user and the aperture is determined by the camera system. If light levels change, the aperture will change as determined by the camera system.

When the aperture determined to achieve the correct exposure is beyond the aperture range of the lens used, then ISO Auto will increase the sensitivity value. In Aperture Priority, the aperture value is set by the user and the shutter speed value is determined by the camera system.

If light levels change and the shutter speed required to achieve the correct exposure is beyond the shutter speed range of the camera, ISO Auto will increase the sensitivity.

In Program, Auto or any of the Digital Vari-Program modes the aperture and shutter speed values are determined by the camera system. As light levels change, the camera will alter shutter speed and aperture values to ensure the correct exposure. When the shutter speed required to achieve the correct exposure is beyond the shutter speed range of the camera and the aperture cannot be adjusted any further by the camera system, ISO Auto will increase the sensitivity.

By clicking Sign Up, you are opting to receive educational and promotional emails from Nikon Inc. You can update your preferences or unsubscribe any time. Search Articles. Glossary Off On. Manual Mode In Manual mode, the aperture and shutter speed values are fixed by the user. Shutter Priority In Shutter Priority mode the shutter speed is set by the user and the aperture is determined by the camera system. Aperture Priority In Aperture Priority, the aperture value is set by the user and the shutter speed value is determined by the camera system.