Hello, we have spent 12 years going to the sw and seen so many awesome places. We volunteered at Red Canyon Visitors Center near Bryce Canyon and learned of so many wonderful places. This book was recommended to us by a very knowledgeable volunteer and hiker. It became our Bible. You will find MORE info in this book and see more places with fewer crowds . Written by a photographer...everything is SPOT on. Well worth it. Willis Canyon, for instance, has 3 slot canyons...right out side Kodachrome State Park, cottonwood Canyon road, Burr Trail are 3 beautiful photography trips...each a good day but a tiny portion of Red Rock beauty. Happy exploring..Mary

I can't think of a situation where I would prioritise ISO over either of the other two variables. I don't have FV mode but if I did I'm pretty sure I'd just set it to give me the equivalent of M+AutoISO and just leave it there.

Even if I did want to force a value of ISO I'd just play it off against whichever of the other two variables I wanted to play it off against (which would usually be shutter speed, but it could be either, or both) - and all done in M+AutoISO. No need for anything else (especially since it doesn't rule out the possibility of exposure compensation).

Bisbee, Tombstone, Ft. Bowie, Tumacacori, SN Xavier, Kitt Peak Observatory, Boyce Thompson Aboretium, Casa Grande ruins, Hall of Flame Fire Museum, Phoenix Zoo, Pueblo Grande Museum, Heritage Square in Phoenix, Lake Pleasant, Copper Museum in Clarkdale, Apache Trail to Roosevelt Dam (An amazing drive), Prescott courthouse and whiskey row, Winslow Western museum and the Hassayampia River (upside down river), Jerome, Oak Creek Canyon, Walnut Canyon, Lowell Observatory, Wupatki National Monument, Grand Canyon, Winslow; all in AZ. Lots more but these are a few places to take wonderful and unique photos.

https://www.guitarplayer.com/players/les-paul-i-invented-multitracking-so-i-know-you-can-record-parts-separately-but-i-dont-do-that-a-song-has-to-have-one-feeling-when-you-punch-in-youve-got-one-feeling-over-here-another-in-the-middle-and-something-different-near-the-end?

The late guitar pioneer discusses chasing the perfect sound (even at 90 years old), reading a story to audiences through his playing, and the unparalleled beauty of one magnificent note in this 2005 GP interview.

Les Paul poses at the Iridium Jazz Club in New York City on June 4, 2007
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