Does anyone know which bodies have Auto ISO exposure compensation or a reasonable work around? I am referring specifically to setting the aperture and shutter and letting the meter auto select an ISO but then manually compensate for the exposure. I seem to recall Auto ISO exposure compensation on the 7D (or some sort of useful workaround). I don't believe the 5DIII nor the 6D have this capability despite being an easy software addition for Canon.
Auto ISO Exposure Compensation
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This is my default mode with both the 1DX, 5DSR and 7DII. On the 5DIII I still shot mostly in manual, but I had to change either ISO, f-stop or shutter speed to compensate. With auto ISO, as far as I know, your only option is to accept the camera´s metering.
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Thanks everyone!
Thinking harder, I guess I must have used the 7D in shutter priority/high shutter/auto ISO/exposure compensation and thus always forced the widest aperture which is what I wanted with the lens I was using. Unfortunately that won't work with the 300f4 which I usually stop down.
Thinking harder, I guess I must have used the 7D in shutter priority/high shutter/auto ISO/exposure compensation and thus always forced the widest aperture which is what I wanted with the lens I was using. Unfortunately that won't work with the 300f4 which I usually stop down.
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My 5D MK IV and my SL2 allow EC in Manual with auto ISO set, so its now a standard feature for new models.
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the 7D2 can do it by setting up the ISO to auto and
for me I customize the "SET" button as Exposure Compensation functionality.
So in Manual mode, I would set the aperture and shutter values and compensate the exposure after chimping the 1st test shot
for me I customize the "SET" button as Exposure Compensation functionality.
So in Manual mode, I would set the aperture and shutter values and compensate the exposure after chimping the 1st test shot
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