Some shooting skills of Canon G 15

The modern camera itself is a computer data processor. The DIGIC 5 image processor on Canon G 15 is not as simple as a medium-sized computer processor. So learning to operate is not easy.

First of all, you should have an understanding of the basic performance of your camera.

PowerShot G 15 continues the high-quality lens with large aperture since G 1, and the durable all-metal or part-metal body is positioned in the professional portable auxiliary camera market. Canon G 15 is equipped with 1265438+ megapixel CMOS sensor, HS system and DIGIC 5 processor. The equivalent focal length of the lens is 28- 140mm and the maximum aperture is upgraded to f/ 1.8-2.8. Canon G 15 canceled the rotating screen of G 12, but the resolution was upgraded to 920,000 pixels. Equipped with 3-inch LCD screen and optical viewfinder.

Secondly, you should know that Canon has always used the top dial and the body dial to complete the AE and AF functions of the camera. There are two turntables at the top of the machine, the front is the mode turntable and the back is the sensitivity turntable. The mode dial focuses on two functional areas: photography and video recording. Photography function is divided into program exposure area and manual exposure M. As mentioned before, it is best to use P file or automatic exposure file when getting started. In fact, in practice, I found that many professional photographers skillfully use P files and can also achieve good photographic results.

Program exposure on modern cameras is to use computers to solve complex exposure actions that only professional photographers can complete before, such as slow night shooting, depth-of-field control shooting, self-preferred exposure photography and so on. To make good use of these exposure modes, we must learn some professional photography knowledge.