Hi all
I was fiddling with various techniques and have realised that when shooting Av mode, with Auto ISO, the camera selects a shutter speed that is barely usable for the focal length. As an example, with the 85mm F1.2 on the 5D2 I dialled in
F2.8
Auto Iso
This was giving me a shutter speed below 1/85 (I think it was 1/60th). The ISO was 200 so it had room for movement.With the same settings on the 16-35 F2.8 II @ 35mm it was giving me 1/30th. Its as if it thinks that getting the shutter speed as close to the focal length as possible to maintan the lowest iso is the way to go.
Is there any way you can set some kind of minimum. I would like to se 85mm F2.8 auto ISO to give lowest ISO Possible, Min shutter 1/125th as an example.
So, in a logical sequence i want
Aperture is controlled by me, followed by a shutterspeed of 1.25 X Focal length, ISO to accomodate that combo.
Any ideas?
I was fiddling with various techniques and have realised that when shooting Av mode, with Auto ISO, the camera selects a shutter speed that is barely usable for the focal length. As an example, with the 85mm F1.2 on the 5D2 I dialled in
F2.8
Auto Iso
This was giving me a shutter speed below 1/85 (I think it was 1/60th). The ISO was 200 so it had room for movement.With the same settings on the 16-35 F2.8 II @ 35mm it was giving me 1/30th. Its as if it thinks that getting the shutter speed as close to the focal length as possible to maintan the lowest iso is the way to go.
Is there any way you can set some kind of minimum. I would like to se 85mm F2.8 auto ISO to give lowest ISO Possible, Min shutter 1/125th as an example.
So, in a logical sequence i want
Aperture is controlled by me, followed by a shutterspeed of 1.25 X Focal length, ISO to accomodate that combo.
Any ideas?
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