


Automatic Mode: Auto mode selects its own best adjustments like its shutter speed, aperture, ISO, white balance, focus and flash to take the best photo.
Portrait Mode: Portrait mode selects a larger aperture to help keep your background out of focus.
Macro Mode: Lets you take close up shots of your subject.
Landscape Mode: It selects the smallest aperture to get the widest view.
Sport/Action Mode: Is ideal to take pictures with moving objects.
Night Mode: Used to shoot in low light settings and has a longer shutter speed for better a detailed background.
Movie Mode: Extends your camera to capture still images and make them moving images.
AV Mode: Aperture Priority is semi-automatic you choose the shutter speed, white balance, ISO, etc.
TV Mode: Shutter priority mode is when you select your shutter speed and the camera choose all the other settings.
Manual Mode: In manual mode you have full control over every setting.
The difference in lightroom and photoshop is that it’s easier to edit more picture in lightroom and there’s different options and photoshop is better for a single picture and has way more options than lightroom.
White balance is the process of removing or neutralizing colors. When pictures have different temperatures or tint white balance is used to make the photo more natural. White balance is just color temperature correction.