Now that you've got a pretty good idea of how the different
parts of your camera work, we're going to take a look at its
various settings. In this lesson we'll cover the basics, and in
the following lesson we'll take a look at manual mode. Here's a
look at what we'll be covering today: - Shooting modes, or the
different ways your camera can assist you in taking a
photograph. - Flash modes and when to use them. - What different
image enhancement settings do and what they're good for. -
Shooting assistance functions, like auto focus. - A brief look
at video mode. Most cameras come with a few different types of
shooting modes, from full automatic to full manual. We're going
to take a look at the most common and discuss when you should
use them. You may not be familiar with terms like shutter speed,
aperture, and ISO but don't worry—we'll be going over those in
detail in the next lesson. Automatic takes care of everything
for you. There's not much to explain here. Program automatic
sets your aperture and shutter