Canon EOS Rebel T5i/700D
Digital Field Guide
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Table 1.1 The Exposure Modes
Mode
Description
Manual (
)
You set the shutter speed and aperture.
Aperture-priority AE (
)
You set the aperture and the camera sets the shutter
speed for proper exposure.
Shutter-priority AE (
)
You set the shutter speed and the camera sets the aper-
ture for proper exposure.
Program AE ( )
The camera automatically sets the shutter speed and
aperture.
Scene Intelligent Auto (
)
The camera analyzes the scene and chooses the proper
settings, such as shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and focus
mode. It also activates the fl ash if needed.
Flash off (
)
Performs the same function as the Scene Intelligent Auto
mode (
) but does not activate the fl ash.
Creative Auto (
)
The default setting is the same as Scene Intelligent Auto
mode (
), except that you have more options, such as
depth-of-fi eld adjustments, choosing the drive mode, and
deciding whether to fi re the fl ash. Press the Quick
Control/Print button (
) to see the available options on
the LCD screen.
Portrait (
)
This mode blurs the background so that your subject is
the central focus. This mode works best with a long lens.
Landscape (
)
Use this mode when you want a large depth of fi eld and
crisp images. Note that it enhances the green and blue
colors in your image. This mode works best with a wide-
angle lens.
Close-up (
)
This mode is for photographing small subjects that are
close to your lens. A long or macro lens is optimal for this
setting.
Sports (
)
Ideal for action photography, this mode prevents the blur-
ring of moving objects, such as active children or athletics.
Special Scene Mode (
SCN
)
This mode houses the Night Portrait (
), Handheld Night
Scene (
), and HDR Backlight (
) modes. Press the
Quick Control/Print button (
) to see these options on
the LCD screen.
Night Portrait (
)
When photographing people at night, this mode can help
you capture as much of the background light as possible
by slowing the shutter speed. Use a tripod to minimize
camera shake or hold the camera as steady as possible.
Handheld Night Scene (
)
When you don’t have a tripod, this mode can help you
capture handheld night shots. It accomplishes this by
quickly shooting and combining four exposures.
HDR Backlight (
)
This mode takes three quick shots at different exposures,
and then combines them to create better highlight and
shadow detail. For best results, use a tripod with this
mode.
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