What normal mode does Nikon d7000 use to take pictures of children in the studio?

For indoor cinema photography, it is recommended to use mode A (aperture priority), and D7000 is used as the ISO of half-frame SLR (the sensitivity cannot be adjusted too high, otherwise there will be a lot of noise), and it is recommended to turn it on about 400~800 (depending on the brightness of the scene lighting, ISO directly affects the photo quality). Spot metering is metering mode, and telephoto lens is the best lens. I wonder what your lens is. I wonder if you can understand the above statement. Let me give you a brief explanation: indoor cinemas usually turn off the lights in the audience for the stage effect, making the audience very dark. In this case, the camera will think that the scene environment is dark. In order to make the photos taken normal, the camera will automatically slow down the shutter speed and get more light (except P automatic mode and M manual mode). ? Let me explain why mode A is selected: Indoor cinema shooting If mode P (automatic mode) is selected, the camera will detect that the ambient light is very dark. In automatic mode, the camera usually sets the ISO to automatic. If you shoot like this, the camera will automatically raise the ISO to thousands or even tens of thousands. In that case, your photos are not as good as those taken by your mobile phone. The whole photo is full of noise. If Mode A (Aperture Priority) is selected, you can manually set the aperture of the lens and change the amount of light entering. In this mode, as long as the shutter speed reaches the required value, the ISO value can be increased. Do you try to reach the shutter speed of 1/30s in order to take pictures of dynamic people without blurring? ~ ? 1/250 .