The Canon EOS R Fv Mode or Versatile Priority has gained popularity among photographers with its latest release. It is a combination of complete manual exposure mode with full auto, aperture priority (Av) and shutter priority (Tv). The ISO is set to default when set to Fv, Aperture Priority, Shutter Speed Control. You can change each of these manually with the new Canon EOS R Fv mode, and the other functions will adjust accordingly to ensure sufficient exposure. Previously, photographers who wanted a fully automatic exposure, along with the option of Program AE mode, had to pick the shutter speed and lens aperture. In those cases where a novice photographer does not want to establish initial camera settings, it is still an effective context.

Shooting with the canon EOS R FV mode

Step 1-Understanding the Flexible Priority (FV) mode

It is easier to look at the choice as something close to the Software AE mode available on most Canon cameras to understand the features of Flexible-priority AE or Fv mode. The AE or P mode of the software is a fully automatic exposure mode that allows the camera to choose for itself the shutter speed and aperture value. It is a helpful setting, particularly if you are not sure what impact a specific aperture or shutter velocity will have on the image.

Step 2.Flexible Priority option

Canon EOS R Versatile choice for Priority

You can confess that you still want to be ready for easy opportunities to click on a good photograph, even though you pretend to be the most imaginative and accomplished photographer. You are least concerned about precise shutter velocity or lens aperture at that time. For several years, the “P-AE” feature on Canon EOS cameras has supported this facility with fully automatic software autoexposure. The new Canon EOS R Fv mode allows photographers to skip all sorts of controls during a fast shot of any shooting configuration.

Step 3. FV Mode functions

The Fv mode is equivalent to the P-mode mode. It has a completely functional auto exposure where the camera considers the use of the lens and focal length, the selection of ISO, shutter speed, and opening of the lens aperture. Visually, in Fv mode, via the camera viewfinder or on the LCD display, you can see a bold underline beneath the shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. This symbolizes that each setting is controlled automatically by the camera.

Step 4.Fv Mode exposure control

You can easily switch from a fully automatic AE program to a Shutter or Aperture priority with the aid of Canon EOS R Fv mode. To get Manual exposure power, you can take off both shutter speed and aperture. You may also determine whether you want Auto ISO or Manual ISO in its entirety. With the Canon EOS R Fv mode exposure control, all this is made possible.

Step 5.Fv Mode over P Mode

There are many reasons why many photographers refuse to use it now because of the collapse of the P mode. In a poorly taken photograph, photographers spend significant time flipping the Canon EOS R Fv mode dial to shutter priority (Tv), Aperture Priority (Av) or Manual (M). Use the rear thumb dial to toggle between shutter speed, aperture size, exposure compensation, and ISO with the out-of-the-box Fv mode, and change the exposure variable that lights up your images perfectly. In other words, by choosing the precise buttons, you can turn the camera easily from the fully automatic Software AE to the shutter or aperture priority.

If you are a photography novice, it will take time to familiarize yourself with working in Fv mode. It’s going to be hassle-free soon, and you’re not going to return to shooting in your normal way.