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You need to be able to change only shutter speed or ISO, while holding aperture constant. That's not a problem for phones, because they're almost always fixed a
by CWuestefeld 8y ago
You need to be able to change only shutter speed or ISO, while holding aperture constant. That's not a problem for phones, because they're almost always fixed aperture anyway. And of course any DSLR or mirrorless camera can do it. But some point-and-shoot cameras won't have this capability, they'll want to be fully automatic, not giving the photographer that specific control.
- aidenn0 8y agoThe many point-and-shoot cameras are also fixed-aperture (they use an NDF in bright light rather than adjusting the aperture).