Introduction
Shutter speed can dramatically effect the mood of the picture by increasing or decreasing the speed of the camera shutter.… Read the rest
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Shutter speed
Introduction
Shutter speed is a setting that lets you stop movement in the midst of action.… Read the rest
Shutter speed can be used to create dramatic effects by both freezing action and blurring motion.… Read the rest
Shutter speed is an important part of taking pictures. When taking pictures of people in action, you may want to stop the action by using a very fast shutter speed. … Read the rest
Exposure is the act of getting light on your pictures. It allows or restricts the amount of light that is exposed on the picture, using the shutter speed and size.
… Read the restAV: Aperture valued; camera sets the shutter speed, you adjust aperture
Portrait: Priority is given to the largest aperture
Landscape: Priority is given to the smallest aperture and there is no automatic flash
Macro: Similar to
CAMERA CONTROLS
CREATIVE MODES:
M (Full Manual)- You set all the exposure settings.
… Read the restCamera Modes
M (Full Manuel) – You set all the exposure settings.
AV (aperture valued) – You set the aperture and the camera sets the shutter speed.… Read the rest
7 photo modes
AV: Aperture valued; you set the aperture and the camera sets the shutter speed
Portrait: Priority is given to the largest aperture
Landscape: Priority is given to the smallest aperture and there is no automatic flash
Macro: Similar to portrait mode, but gives higher priority to faster shutter speeds
Sports: Priority is given to faster possible shutter speed and there is no automatic flash
Night: Like automatic mode, but allows slower than 1/60 shutter speeds
No Flash: Like auto mode but does not use flash
I did not use bracketing because I wanted to see each picture at its pure mode only without help from the photographer.… Read the rest