There are various modes on a DSLR and it is very important when doing photography to know what each mode does and why it does it.
M-Manual mode. Manual mode gives you the ability to choose the settings of the camera depending on whatever situation or effect you wish to achieve.
A/AV - aperture priority mode. Gives the ability to set the apeture then allows the camera to work out the correct shutter speed.
S/TV - Time value. Shutter priority mode. Gives the ability to set the shutter speed then allows the camera to work out the correct apeture.
P - Program. The camera automatically sets the correct shutter speed and apeture.
CA - Creative Auto. This allows you the option to blur backgrounds or make exposures darker or lighter.
Automatic - Automatically chooses the correct apeture, ISO, time and F stop to take the photo to a good standard without camera knowledge or understanding.
Portrait - used for portrait use.
Landscape - used for landscapes.
Macro - used to take photos of small or detailed objects close up.
Sport - uses for sport.
Night - used for night time or dark photography. This may unoptionally use flash.
No flash - keeps flash off.
Film - used to make video clips.
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