As I always say, it’s much more complex to fry an egg than to use a SLR camera in manual or semi-modern mode, but people are often afraid when it comes to leaving automatic mode and starting with manual mode. ink (or pixels) have flown through this blog in an attempt to share with my readers my humble knowledge of using manual mode.
To achieve this goal, I have written articles, books, published videos and all for the sole purpose of
simplify and zoom in on the amateur photographer’s manual mode
Today I bring you a small complement to all the articles published on this topic here on the blog, it is a small accessory that:
It is a useful map that summarizes the most essential manual mode. You’ll find the main commands you’ll need to adjust to your SLR camera to get the photographic result you’re looking for.
I usually reserve this type of material for my readers and VIP followers on Facebook or other social networks, but given the great interest in this topic, I proceed to share the card publicly. To get your copy (I recommend printing it and having it always at hand) simply click on the following link, a PDF will open that you must save:
I hope this card is practical and useful to you. Please, if you know someone who can use this card, feel free to broadcast this article.