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[Mazhar]

You will have to take care of additional three things in Manual Mode:
i. Shutter Speed
ii. Aperture
iii. ISO

So try to note down these values from the shot you took in Auto mode and then switch to manual and set the above values accordingly and you will get the same exposure.

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 Auto mode and manual mode

"Sabu Sali" <sabu...@gmail.com> Nov 11 08:18AM +0400  

Thanks for the mail. The white balance was set to auto in both cases. I am
attaching one image each from the auto and manual mode, could you be kind
enough to review the images and advice. Thanks again for your time.
Regards
Sabu
 
 
 
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[mailto:camera-7d-gro...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Don Sausa
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Subject: Re: Auto mode and manual mode
 
What was your white balance?
 
 
 
 
> HI,
> i recently switched from Nikon to Canon 7D and slowly getting used to the
commands and settings.
> I took a picture in Auto mode and then used that settings to take a
picture in manual mode. those two looks entirely different in regards to the
brightness, exposure etc. what am i doing wrong?? i tried to attach the pics
but not allowed because of file size


 

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[Don Sausa]

He copied the same settings from his auto shot over to manual (shutter, ISO, etc).  Second photo just looks off on the flash synch.

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