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    Shooting flexibility – Fv mode?

    Aug 17, 2021 4 minutes

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    Flexible Priority (Fv mode) was the first significant new creative zone exposure mode in decades. Introduced with the EOS R, it’s now a standard mode on R-series cameras and also on the EOS M6 Mk II. It’s time to learn what the Fv mode is, and how it could be the only exposure mode you need for creative work.

    Flexible Priority derives its name from the way you determine the balance of control you take and how much you allow the camera to help you. There are four individual parameters to choose; shutter speed, aperture, ISO and exposure

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