jmb63 Posted at 1-17 06:06
Very nice and revealing demo about the relationship of the settings we have available in the Spark. I am glad to see your simple approach to show how the auto setting "does its thing"...Thank You for sharing!

As you can see, this opens up quite a discussion with a lot of questions from people but I think you have done a great job showing the actual differences in real time.

Thanks! Yeah, you're right. It does take a lot of practice and patience but it's worth it. :-)

Thanks for the info

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Great news. using manual mode is the best way to avoid auto exposure at the planet today manually setting detailed changes acc to the environment.

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learned so much about my road machines... thanks

Great tips.   

Thank you!

Very informative video, thanks for the insights. That made me think a bit though - are there any scenarios where having an automatic ISO setting is a better idea? I just think that on some areas, where there are clearly shadowed and brightly-lit areas (such as in a park on a sunny day, sitting in a shadow of a tree and then walking to an area that is brightly and directly lit by sunlight), I would presume having an automatic ISO could be a better idea. Am I right or should I still keep the ISO static in those situations too?

Thanks for the tips

Thanks, interesting watch