Min. Shutter Speed setting?

[OldPhoto]

Under the ISO speed settings on my 80D, there is a setting called "Min. Shutter Speed". I am not sure if I am understanding it's use, but I was hoping it would limit the lowest shutter speed when in aperture priority mode. It doesn't seem to work like that though.

Can anyone offer some help on this?

 

[davinci953]

Under the ISO speed settings on my 80D, there is a setting called "Min. Shutter Speed". I am not sure if I am understanding it's use, but I was hoping it would limit the lowest shutter speed when in aperture priority mode. It doesn't seem to work like that though.

Can anyone offer some help on this?

See page 153 in the manual. There can be a slower shutter speed than what's set to get a 'standard exposure.'

 

[OldPhoto]

Under the ISO speed settings on my 80D, there is a setting called "Min. Shutter Speed". I am not sure if I am understanding it's use, but I was hoping it would limit the lowest shutter speed when in aperture priority mode. It doesn't seem to work like that though.

Can anyone offer some help on this?

See page 153 in the manual. There can be a slower shutter speed than what's set to get a 'standard exposure.'

Thanks.

Yeah. That's what I found, it ignores the setting when I try to use it.

As I read it, it says you are setting a minimum speed, then turns right around and says it will set a slower shutter speed anyway, if it cannot obtain a correct exposure, making the setting useless. I'd rather an underexposed picture than one with motion blurring.

 

[Andy01]

Under the ISO speed settings on my 80D, there is a setting called "Min. Shutter Speed". I am not sure if I am understanding it's use, but I was hoping it would limit the lowest shutter speed when in aperture priority mode. It doesn't seem to work like that though.

Can anyone offer some help on this?

See page 153 in the manual. There can be a slower shutter speed than what's set to get a 'standard exposure.'

Thanks.

Yeah. That's what I found, it ignores the setting when I try to use it.

As I read it, it says you are setting a minimum speed, then turns right around and says it will set a slower shutter speed anyway, if it cannot obtain a correct exposure, making the setting useless. I'd rather an underexposed picture than one with motion blurring.

I can't remember for sure since it has been years since I sold my 70D and several months since I sold my 6D ii, but if you turn off "Safety Shift" does it still override the minimum shutter speed setting to correct the exposure.

Are you using Auto ISO ? On the newer cameras you can set a minimum shutter speed (in Av) and it will increase the ISO to maintain your chosen minimum shutter speed.

 

[OldPhoto]

Under the ISO speed settings on my 80D, there is a setting called "Min. Shutter Speed". I am not sure if I am understanding it's use, but I was hoping it would limit the lowest shutter speed when in aperture priority mode. It doesn't seem to work like that though.

Can anyone offer some help on this?

See page 153 in the manual. There can be a slower shutter speed than what's set to get a 'standard exposure.'

Thanks.

Yeah. That's what I found, it ignores the setting when I try to use it.

As I read it, it says you are setting a minimum speed, then turns right around and says it will set a slower shutter speed anyway, if it cannot obtain a correct exposure, making the setting useless. I'd rather an underexposed picture than one with motion blurring.

I can't remember for sure since it has been years since I sold my 70D and several months since I sold my 6D ii, but if you turn off "Safety Shift" does it still override the minimum shutter speed setting to correct the exposure.

Are you using Auto ISO ? On the newer cameras you can set a minimum shutter speed (in Av) and it will increase the ISO to maintain your chosen minimum shutter speed.

Yes it does increase the ISO, but when it hits the upper limit for the auto-ISO, it still starts increasing the shutter speed.

I have safety shift disabled.