Is there a way to adjust the camera's iris for low-light situations?
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Yes I think there is although I have not experimented with it in low light. In the software you can configure the camera and go to the lighting tab and adjust the exposure settings. Not sure how that will work, but it is worth a try.
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Yes but it needs to be done online. All adjustments for this camera are made online once your account is set up.
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No. The aperature adjustments are not able to be made by the user. That was a good question to ask though! I have used it in what I consider "normal indoor" light with great success, but in very dim light it starts to go....
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Non electrical, requires manual focusing and aperture control (aperture ring), also view finder gets darker
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Yes, you can change it as long as it the same lens size. I change mine to an auto darkening lens.
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I've been very satisfied with the few low light photos I've taken so far by giving a little thought to setting up the shot and paying attention to the focus box in auto mode. I'm sure there are some override settings that would enhance low light shots but I haven't felt the need to use them yet.
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Go to the DRO settings (Dynamic Range Optimizer) and turn it off completely. Make sure it's not in "Auto". The DRO is very useful in extreme lighting situations and to lift exposure in the dark areas of a photo. It's almost like the HDR mode but only with one shot.
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If you pull out the viewfinder you'll find a small dial. That's the diopter adjustment. It's great when you go from glasses to no glasses. Before you set it make sure you've actually had the camera properly focused on something first.
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I use bulb setting as well. This feature works best when you have a remote that is capable of being locked so you don't have to personally hold open the shutter for the duration of the shot.
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Hi Richard,If you pictures are too bright you can do one of several things:---Step down the aperture on the lens.---Increase how fast your shutter is.---Decrease your exposure compensation.There is no automatic mode on this lens if you are using a Nikon or Canon camera.
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You can set the aperture on-camera. Sorry no one answered your question. I didn't see it till just now.
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Hi Whykay, you can set the intelligent auto mode to "ON" so that it will adjust its settings depending on the situation automatically. On your case, setting this camera on this mode will allow a better shots under low light situation (dark light). -Ely
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Yes. You have a manual setting were you can control the shutter and the light opening.
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If you have the lens cover, or can find one. Its a very nice bright light. There is no lower power setting that I can find.
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No. You can adjust many things manually - ISO. Exposure etc. the flash has two red eye reduction modes.
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You can use a night mode portarit, it will help you capture the real atmosphere of a low light environment. When using such modes you should be aware that camera has to be very still, if not you can get blurry photos. Best solution for this is using a tripod.
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Yes. As you probably know, simply adjust the flash head between 90 and 45 degrees for most any low-ceiling rooms. The light sensor is on the front of the flash body, not the head. This will allow the timing to be adjusted all the same, based on the return reading from the subject.
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Not in low ambient light when on either auto or aperture mode; I have not found a mode in which it works well in low light, but haven't read the manual either.
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assuming you are not in full auto..yes..you have enough buttons on the body to change almost all the settings ..such as : wb,iso,s.speed,aperture,picture mode,etc.