Preset Camera Modes

From Liz Masoner, former About.com Guide

Shutter priority is marked on camera dials by the letters "TV", standing for time value. This preset allows the photographer to control the shutter speed while the camera readjusts the aperture (and sometimes film speed) to maintain a midrange exposure.

This setting is very useful in action settings and for night photography when the shutter speed needs to be accurately controlled.

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• Preset Camera Modes - What Are They?
• Action Preset Camera Mode
• Landscape Preset Camera Mode
• Macro or Close-Up Preset Camera Mode
• Night Portrait Preset Camera Mode
• Portrait Preset Camera Mode
• Aperture Priority Preset Camera Mode
• Shutter Priority Preset Camera Mode
• Manual Preset Camera Mode

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