Where it shows iso there's a bar under it that you use your finger to slide left or right. To the left (I think) should go lower to 100 is the lowest.
I only used 1/60 as an example
At f2.8 ( that's the aperture of the shutter-Which is fixed on the P3) and 100 iso on a bright sunny day you will probably be somewhere from 1/1000 sec to 1/1600. Very fast.
As it get late in the day the speed will need get slower as the light wanes. Last night near sunset I was shooting towards the sun at the horizon with clouds and was at 1/320 sec.
After the sun sets and I'm doing city scenes with lights and a very deep blue sky I could be near 1 second. You have to adjust for your subject. Try auto first and look at the shutter speed to get a feel firmest the camera says is right.
You have to look at the scene and adjust the shutter until it looks nice onscreen. No blown highlights, no shadows so dark they have no detail. Expose for the important part of the scene (to you).
I try to alway keep it at 100 I iso because the tiny sensor on this camera gets very noisy (grainy looking) at higher iso's
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I only used 1/60 as an example
At f2.8 ( that's the aperture of the shutter-Which is fixed on the P3) and 100 iso on a bright sunny day you will probably be somewhere from 1/1000 sec to 1/1600. Very fast.
As it get late in the day the speed will need get slower as the light wanes. Last night near sunset I was shooting towards the sun at the horizon with clouds and was at 1/320 sec.
After the sun sets and I'm doing city scenes with lights and a very deep blue sky I could be near 1 second. You have to adjust for your subject. Try auto first and look at the shutter speed to get a feel firmest the camera says is right.
You have to look at the scene and adjust the shutter until it looks nice onscreen. No blown highlights, no shadows so dark they have no detail. Expose for the important part of the scene (to you).
I try to alway keep it at 100 I iso because the tiny sensor on this camera gets very noisy (grainy looking) at higher iso's
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