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A question addressed to the A7-specialists:

 

As far as I could find out, the A mode on the A7 (ILCE-7 Vers. 1.10) works as follows:

 

If ISO is not on auto, shutter speed is automatic in the full range,

if ISO is on auto, shutter speed is automatic while ISO tries to minimize to 100.

As soon as automatic shutter speed would rise above 1/60 s, ISO automatic starts to increase.

 

As a result, automatic shutter speed does not adjust to values above 1/60 s as long as a maximum ISO of 25600 is not yet reached - then it starts to increase further up to 30 s.

 

Is there any way to change these somehow arbitrary limits of 1/60 and 25600 to more specific and useful values ?

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A question addressed to the A7-specialists:

 

As far as I could find out, the A mode on the A7 (ILCE-7 Vers. 1.10) works as follows:

 

If ISO is not on auto, shutter speed is automatic in the full range,

if ISO is on auto, shutter speed is automatic while ISO tries to minimize to 100.

As soon as automatic shutter speed would rise above 1/60 s, ISO automatic starts to increase.

 

As a result, automatic shutter speed does not adjust to values above 1/60 s as long as a

maximum ISO of 25600 is not yet reached - then it starts to increase further up to 30 s.

 

Is there any way to change these somehow arbitrary limits of 1/60 and 25600 to more

specific and useful values ?

 

I do not have my camera with me, nor would I need to check my

camera to say that what you have written is extreeeemly bizarre

and cannot possibly be the default SOP of any general purpose

camera. If your camera is acting that way, you need to restore it

to its default settings.  

  

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FWIW, I'm uneasy with your description of the camera's behavior.

You said:

 

 

if ISO is on auto, shutter speed is automatic

while ISO tries to minimize to 100. 

   

As soon as automatic shutter speed would rise above

1/60 s, ISO automatic starts to increase.

  

  

Those two descriptions contradict each other. 

 

An auto-ISO that starts rising when the auto-

shutter-speed rises above 1/60 is absolutely

NOT an auto-ISO that tries to minimize to 100

during auto-shutter-speed [A-mode] operation.  

  

You have not described any possible problem.

You have described two separate operations,

each of which may or may not pose a problem,

but both of which cannot happen simultaneously.

  

..... if these things are happening at all    :-\ 

   

   

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Yes, I have ISO 1600 as the maximum limit. Not sure on the lower shutter speed, that might be possible to... I don't recall. It's all in the manual or the online manual.

 

 

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