Damn I couldn't figure out why it wasn't working on my t2i. For any noobs out there like me this will now work in manual mode. I'll get to great pictures soon though. Thank you for posting this.
thanks for the comment! I've trying to figure this out for hours. I wasn't sure how to use AE lock for my camera. I was using manual mode and wasn't sure why I needed it. Found out...I won't be using that feature at all in manual mode. Thanks!
I think it's a great video on explaining what the AE Lock is and how it works but I wouldn't consider it an advanced tip..? What I'm interested in is why you would want to take a light metering from somewhere other than where your subject is located..? When you use a hand held light meter you hold it right up against your subject, not a meter away...? Something I don't understand, if you could explain a practical use for it..? :]
Good to know. Thanks for explaining this.
GenVirtu 3 months ago
Damn I couldn't figure out why it wasn't working on my t2i. For any noobs out there like me this will now work in manual mode. I'll get to great pictures soon though. Thank you for posting this.
honitsten 5 months ago
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cameraman11salman 1 year ago
he dont sound like he knows this camera very well...!
circleOFconfusion 1 year ago
Expert village again? i thought i had already Blocked them out! -_-
TERRANCIO 1 year ago
and this is advance? that's basic information which is in manual
mexopefo 2 years ago
Niki777779
You do not need AE Lock in Manual Mode as you have already locked the exposure by taking control of Aperture and Shutter speed in Manual Mode.
frank231160 2 years ago
@frank231160
thanks for the comment! I've trying to figure this out for hours. I wasn't sure how to use AE lock for my camera. I was using manual mode and wasn't sure why I needed it. Found out...I won't be using that feature at all in manual mode. Thanks!
Anhslaught 10 months ago
Hy.I own a 450D and i tried the AE LOCK , but it seems to me that it works only in AV and TV modes and not in Manual mode.
Is that right?
Niki777779 2 years ago
I think it's a great video on explaining what the AE Lock is and how it works but I wouldn't consider it an advanced tip..? What I'm interested in is why you would want to take a light metering from somewhere other than where your subject is located..? When you use a hand held light meter you hold it right up against your subject, not a meter away...? Something I don't understand, if you could explain a practical use for it..? :]
Regards, Mike.
canonheadmk1 2 years ago
Nice job of choosing a narrow focus (pun!) for the video and sticking with it. Very easy to follow.
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DFWStreets 3 years ago
Hi I tried it out, but when press hold down the AE lock there is nomore AF and not re-focus on the target.
ronnyminhtike 3 years ago
Nice job.
kevin47579 3 years ago
What kind of head is on you tripod. Great explanation of the auto exposure lock.
akabig10 3 years ago
kewl
GHProductions23 3 years ago