Know the Canon EOS camera mode

 As a beginner the first time using a DSLR camera (Canon EOS), would often ask usefulness camera mode, such as AV, TV, P, etc.. Actually, the camera mode has been fully described in the manuals, but sometimes we are a beginner, confused when the right time to use it. OK, just sharing my experience, about the camera mode. Mode in a DSLR camera (Canon EOS):

1. A-DEP = Automatic Depth of Field In this mode, focus foreground and background settings adjusted automatically by the camera so it is more likely to produce good sharp images in the foreground or background. Frankly, I am very rarely or even never used this one mode. You can try to experiment.

2. Av = Aperture Priority Value In this mode we can set the aperture according to our wishes, but for the shutter speed you can not set it, shutter speed will compensate automatically. I used AV mode is used, if you want to play - play with Dof (depth of field) without confusion to set the shutter speed. If you want to produce a narrow Dof then, the number of aperture / diaphragm is reduced and vice versa, if you want to generate a broad Dof then the aperture is enlarged.

3. Tv = Time Value Priority In this mode the shutter speed can be adjusted in accordance with the will, but the aperture will automatically compensate the light requirement in accordance with the shutter speed. Usually I use to capture moving moments. It is up to produce images such as what, if freeze movement or moving effect on the photo.

4. M = Manual (Full Manual) In this mode, fully manual camera settings, both shutter speed, aperture, ISO, etc.. As a beginner like me should learn at this M mode. So we will not be spoiled by camera automation. With this M mode also we can experiment more.

5. P = Program In this mode both aperture and shutter speed will be calculated automatically according to the needs of light, we can only adjust the level of exposure.

6. Auto Auto mode is a mode where apeture settings, shutter speed, ISO, etc.. automatically set by the camera, according to the conditions when shooting. So photographer living "snap" without confusion settings.

For modes such as Portrait, Landscape, Macro, Moving Object, etc.. is a fork of the Auto mode for their needs - each.