Shutter Speed - Determined by Camera. Focus Mode - Single-Shot Autofocus. Metering Mode - Matrix. If you a photo ends up too dark with these settings, make the aperture wider (i.e., moving from f/8 to f/7.1) or raise the ISO (i.e., moving from ISO 400 to ISO 800). Bump up your ISO as needed, to allow for faster shutter speeds. Likely you'll need 1/1000 or faster. I'll assume a middle f-stop, such as f8, so on a normally sunny day you'd need ISO 250 or so, to get 1/1000. Might want to go to ISO 500, 1/1600, f8, or even faster, though. Experiment and make some notes. However, case settings 1 to 4 assume you are moving the camera to keep the focusing area immediately over the subject (panning). For times when you are not panning, Case 5 allows the camera to change the focusing points, following the subject within the frame. For this to happen, the focusing points need to be able to change. This causes less light to get into the camera and will result in a sharper photo which is ideal for this mode as it lets you see far and wide. The shutter speed will tend to decrease which can cause blurriness in the photo. Use of a tripod is recommended to steady the camera. Close-Up Mode. I'm new at this and I was wondering if i can put others lenses in my canon 600D. I have two old cameras a PENTAX-A 1:2 50mm. Use it with a Pentax "K" or "PK" mount to Canon EOS adapter. They are available with and without focus confirmation chip. With chip, the camera will let you know when it thinks things are in focus under the active AF point. This is a DSLR Canon 6D basic tutorial.If you like the video, please:- Subscribe to my channel- Click Like!!!!!Follow Me On Social Media!!! The Digic 5 processor in the Canon EOS 650D is six times faster than the Digic 4 processor found in the Canon 600D. This has enabled Canon to boost the 650D's continuous shooting rate to 5fps for The Canon EOS 600 camera is a mid-range digital SLR that adds angle adjustable LCD for flexible framing and high quality snaps Update: We got our hands on the 600D's successor. Have you ever wanted to take a beautiful photograph of a starry night sky? Read our beginner's guide to photographing the stars with a digital camera. The Nifty Fifty (Canon 50mm F1.8) gives me the best image quality because it allows a large amount of light into the camera and I can use it in low light settings. The Kit Lens is good for outdoor photos and bright indoor photos but it is limited in low light settings. MNUjwNN.