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Rocket · 22nd July 2014, 15:24

Kind of you to say that Phil but all 3 could be better. I don't mind though it is all part of the hobby trying to nail one pic just how you want it.

For insects I set the aperture to give me a depth of field that will allow all the insect to be in focus. I allow the ISO to go as high as 1600 if the camera thinks it is needed. Then I go out on nice sunny days, this will allow the shutter to operate fast enough to capture the figity little blighters.

So to answer your question

Aperture priority.

You can of course follow the flickr link and read all the camera settings if you fancy an exciting evening.

22nd July 2014, 15:24	#137
Rocket Posted a thing or two ROVER 75 CONNOISSEUR SE HIGHLINE TOURER MANUAL 2.5 V6 Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Midhurst Posts: 1,680 Thanks: 679 Thanked 735 Times in 530 Posts	Kind of you to say that Phil but all 3 could be better. I don't mind though it is all part of the hobby trying to nail one pic just how you want it. For insects I set the aperture to give me a depth of field that will allow all the insect to be in focus. I allow the ISO to go as high as 1600 if the camera thinks it is needed. Then I go out on nice sunny days, this will allow the shutter to operate fast enough to capture the figity little blighters. So to answer your question Aperture priority. You can of course follow the flickr link and read all the camera settings if you fancy an exciting evening. __________________ Paul http://www.paulstickley.com/ Last edited by Rocket; 22nd July 2014 at 15:33..