>shutter speed priority >aperture priority >automatic

>>3038320
There is it's called program.

>>3038320
Because you want to have control of the DOF or motion, anything other than that is just lame ass auto mode.

P mode(aka professional mode) is only usefull in nikon cameras because you can control both DOF and motion turning the dial.

>>3038320

there is on Pentax cameras, called Sv (Sensitivity value)

Also there is Shutter speed AND aperture priority, called TaV (TimeAperture value)

Also, not to mention superb HyperProgram (lets you override shutter or aperture at any time, and easy way to reset)

>>3038419
based bentax mustard race

>>3038330
>Only useful in Nikon
You can do this on Pentax (and have since the dawn of time)
And Olympus.
Probably other brands too by now.

>>3038320
>>3038419

I shot Pentax for 3 years, and have not used Sv once. What's so hard about setting an appropriate ISO for your situation and forgetting about it?

>>3039009
Me neither but I use TAv a lot more shooting wildlife than Tv or Av.

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>>3038320

There is though.

Auto ISO lets you set a minimum and maximum for ISO.

>>3039053
That's the opposite of what OP wants. That's why the mode is dumb when you already have A/Av and S/Tv.