如何正确使用单反相机的m档来正确曝光（How to correctly use the m file of SLR camera for proper exposure）.doc

如何正确使用单反相机的m档来正确曝光（How to correctly use the m file of SLR camera for proper exposure） How to correctly use the SLR cameras M file to properly expose.Txt, I wonder how many people are apart or still in love?. His laugh to cry yourself to watch their own trouble. You use stealth to avoid me, I use stealth to help you! Until one day, in the hands of power, kill all the world, bear my dog. How to correctly use the M file of SLR camera for proper exposure? Im an amateur and start slr. Began to use P, A, S files, but always do not know how to use the M file correctly, in what kind of occasion to adjust the aperture, shutter, I hope the master can point out, let me advanced learning to use M file. At present, most online photography novices are used in A, P, S of the three are of the view that these 3 files more convenient, can automatically help the photographer to adjust the camera parameters, improve the piece rate. But I think the M file is more convenient and more suitable for new people shooting. Why do you say that? First of all, most of all, A, P, S of the three are affected by the metering mode, although the environment is the same, the same gear. However, different metering methods produce different photo effects. In this case, when photographing, the photographer also needs to consider using that metering method for metering. When I use the M file, I can just shoot with spot metering. SLR camera M meter when you can see? If you dont read it, check the instructions yourself. Very simple. Here comes the key. When I take a picture with spot metering, M, usually set the desired aperture first, then view the view through the viewfinder. Make a rough picture below. Then, shake the lens, move the focus to the screen, and measure it with almost moderate brightness. Of course, if we want to make the picture darker, then we can move the focus to the brighter part of the picture. Instead, if we want to make it brighter, we move the focus to the darker part of the picture.