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I am shooting with a Canon G9X usually in the HDR mode. My question is, when in this mode can I change the aperature or time setting? Especially the aperature I want to change sometimes.

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What advice does it give in the manual ?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 04, 2005

SOURCE: Changing the quality setting

There are three groupings of shooting modes on the C-720UZ - 1) Program & A/S/M, 2) Auto & Sports & Portrait & Landscape, 3) Movie mode. Each group can retain a quality selection for all modes in the group. Therefore, you cannot have a different quality setting for each shooting mode within a grouping.

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: Changing the quality setting

There are three groupings of shooting modes on the C-725 UZ: 1) Program & A/S/M, 2) Auto & Sports & Portrait & Landscape, 3) Movie mode. Each group can retain a quality selection for all modes in the group. Therefore, you cannot have a different quality setting for each shooting mode within a grouping.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 30, 2007

SOURCE: S500 Kept displaying pictures in shooting mode

Navigate the the rotating knob to manual or auto mode then shoot it then ok.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 15, 2008

SOURCE: Canon EOS 40D aperature issue

Check the operators manual - you need to 'activate' the aperture control.

Anonymous

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SOURCE: canon xti and canon 420ex flash giving

Make sure the 420EX is set to E-TTL and set the camera to "P". If is need of more light, increase flash exposure to +1 or 1.5.

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Don't feel bad, this one got me for about a half a day two different times the first time I put on my new 50mm f1.8 lens. Great lens, but I'd never had an "old style" lens before.

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