How to set the camera in low light situations especially when you can reduce the shutter speed further because the bird/animal is moving?
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In low light situations, this is the best you could do.
- Shoot wide open (lowest aperture number possible)
- Pump up ISO to a number in your camera where you can still have a decent image (you should iterate and learn this limit specific to your camera’s capability)
- Shoot Aperture Priority
- To get a better output, use a monopod or a tripod.
- I would suggest to use Auto ISO with a cap on the same
Let me know on any follow up questions. Also, videos on this will be shared in the channel soon – www.youtube.com/AlvisLazarusPhotography
Br, Alvis Lazarus
Wildlife Photographer
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