Who's Been To Africa?

[Shardul]

@Pckts When I was starting out, I tried using both the Shutter priority mode and the Aperture mode. What I observed is that on other semi-automatic modes (P & A), the camera would always choose a low SS to compensate the exposure, resulting in a lot of pictures getting motion blur in low light conditions. Once I got a hang of everything, I started using the manual exposure settings with ISO settings on automatic, with a limiter set on ISO 1600. We often don't have time to change the ISO settings since light conditions during a safari can change drastically in a short period of time. After a while, I realized I had been underestimating my camera's low light capacity since images at 4000 ISO were relatively noise free, so bumped the limiter to 4000. That is now my default setting, unless I am trying to deliberately under expose the photograph, or trying long exposure shots. Reply