Here is a video on auto focus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEDzAMm1FCc
SOURCE: shutter priority mode?
This is directly from Epson's Product Announcement sheet: Aperture f2.0, f2.3, f2.8, f4.0, f5.6, f8.0 Automatic & manual Shutter speed Auto iris electronic control shutter and mechanical shutter flash on: 1/30 - 1/750 slowsynch & flash off: 1/2 - 1/750 manual exposure: 8 seconds - 1/750 up to 1/500 with aperture open Automatic & manual Exposure control Program auto exposure with manual +/- 2.0 exposure value adjustment (0.5/0.2 EV increments); sports, protrait & landscape modes; spot & matrix metering It's still not totally clear, but it appears to mean only fully automatic or manual.
SOURCE: shutter speed and apiture priority
The green rectangle is full automatic. You can use the P mode for the same function. In the P mode, you can change settings, in the green rectangle, you cannot.
SOURCE: is there the equiv of
Yes there is. But it is called Aperture priorityAE and Shutter PriorityAE.
Please refer to page 57 of this manual(Click to download)
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SOURCE: slr e 500 can you advise on the best technique to
First of all this is a big subject that you cannot learn from just a few lines of infomation. If you are interested to work professionally ,then it is better to attend a full time or part time course in professional photography that is run by various institutions. You will need practical coaching , guidance and taught fundementally the subject. Once you under the technics of the cameras-- digital or celluloid- the variation of the shutter speed, the aperture settings , the angles of focus, lighting , all this needs a certain degree of combination that makes you a professional photographer.
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