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These are my actual in-camera settings pulled straight from my EXIF data —  from my favourite travel photos. Manual mode, no flash, warm WB shift. Dial these in and your photos will look more intentional before you even open Lightroom.

 

This guide covers 9 lighting conditions with real settings from real trips, the reasoning behind every choice, and a quick reference table you'll actually use in the field.

 

What's inside:

  • 9 lighting conditions — Early Golden Hour to Moody Indoor

  • Exact shutter, aperture, ISO, white balance and creative style settings for each

  • The Secret Sauce — why these settings work and how to build your own signature look

  • Quick Reference Table — screenshot it, print it, keep it in your camera bag

  • Real travel photos as proof the settings actually work

 

Who this is for: You just bought a Sony ZV-1 or you've had one for a while and your photos still don't look the way you want them to. You're shooting on Auto or SCN and wondering why your images don't look like the ones you see online. This guide is your starting point.

 

What you get: One PDF, 6 pages, instant download.

 

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Sony ZV-1: Settings for Photos That Look Edited (They're Not)

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  • LeahOct 01
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    Works for Sony ZV-1F as well!

    I have the zv-1f and was hoping these tips would work and they do! Will test out more but here’s some comparisons of standard settings (top) versus the overcast setting (bottom) for an early evening without golden hour (dog photos) or the mid morning setting (tree photo)

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