garyfriedman2005 wrote:
> Hi, all!
>
> Because I have received no end of fan mail asking questions such
> as "What settings should I use when shooting <insert difficult or
> unusual photo situation here>, I am currently working on an "Appendix
> B" for the 5D / 7D ebook, which essentially provides a "Cookbook"
> approach to taking pictures in difficult situations. Here's what I'm
> including so far, which reflects the "Top 10" requests:
>
> • Fireworks
> • Stage Performances / Rock Concerts
> • Nighttime Time Exposures
> • Shooting in Snow
> • Outdoor Group Portraits
> • Street Photography
> • I-Don't-Want-To-Tweak-My-Images-In-My-Computer Mode
> • Sunsets
> • Nighttime Sports
> • Christmas Lights
> • Candelight Shots
>
> Are there any other popular categories that I overlooked?
> Suggestions welcome!!

- Fast Moving Kids/Pets. Should I use shutter priority? Is there a rule
for stopping action like the 1/Focal Length rule for hand holding shots?
Should I use Auto ISO to give the camera more room to adjust?

- Moon Shots. Explain why using "Sunny 16" rule works for the moon.

- Blurring Moving Water. Using a tripod plus slow shutter for that sharp
landscape, soft waterfall look.

Just a few off the top of my head :)
Chris