See how to manipulate exposure on the Canon EOS 5D MK II. This is a quick demonstration of how to get the Canon EOS 5D MK II in video mode to give you a wider aperture, even in bright light situations. This is a reliable and sound method of manipulating the aperture for recording videos on the Canon 5D Mark 2.
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1 Comment
this is a very good explanation but i ve got a canon 50D is it possible to know how to control the exposure when using speedlite 580 exii as sometimes i got the over or under exposed photos?i need help???
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