Shooting Modes Nikon Cameras P,A,S,M WT...?
PASM Wt...? Nikon Shooting modes explained and what I use as a professional wildlife photographer. We discuss Aperture priority, shutter priority, Program mode and manual mode. Trying to decide what shooting mode to use can sometimes be difficult so in this video we will break down which ones i use and why. These modes are very similar between the brands so as much as it will be discussed from my experience with Nikon these setting will be applicable to Canon , Sony and others.
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