These four photos are some of the examples of subject matters that can be shot using only the Intelligent Program AE mode. Weeds in water Close-ups of tropical plants Urban Jungle? Old tyres Me? Yes. I do use the Intelligent Program AE mode, occasionally. And usually when I am in a foreign country on an assignment. It is more of a case of after completing the said assignment and using any free time to walk around with an EOS camera set on P mode, ready to click on anything interesting that I may come across. Believe me, after days of being behind the camera and concentrating hard to ensure the pictures (for the assignment) are perfect, you would want to relax a bit and let the camera handle all the candid shots that you might come across during your free time. In fact, preparing this article is probably the longest time I've had an EOS camera set on P mode. I have to show how versatile the P mode can be in all the shooting situations that an EOS user may come across. You can use this mode in practically all lighting conditions, even if the light level turns from bright sunshine to heavy downpour (typical Malaysian weather) within a space of 20 minutes. << Back to Main . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 .