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Camera Basics
The document discusses the exposure triangle in photography, which consists of ISO, aperture, and shutter speed. ISO refers to the camera's light sensitivity, with higher ISO numbers allowing for faster shutter speeds but increasing image noise. Aperture refers to the size of the lens opening, with wider apertures allowing for more light but less depth of field. Shutter speed determines how long the camera's shutter is open, with faster speeds freezing motion but requiring more light. The document provides examples of typical ISO, aperture, and shutter speed combinations for different lighting conditions.
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Camera Basics
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- 4. Exposure Triangle ISO Aperture
- 5. Exposure Triangle ISO Shutter Speed Aperture
- 6. 1) ISO: thecameras sensitivity to light International Organization for Standardization
- 7. 1) ISO: thecameras sensitivity to light *ISO Used in Speed Noise Sensitivity 100 Brightness Slow Low Low 200 400 Medium 800 High 1600 2000 Darkness Fast High Muy High International Organization for Standardization
- 8. 1) ISO: thecameras sensitivity to light *ISO Used in Speed Noise Sensitivity 100 Brightness Slow Low Low 200 400 Medium 800 High 1600 2000 Darkness Fast High Muy High International Organization for Standardization
- 9. ISO is ‘Noisy’....especially in the shadows!
- 10. ISO is ‘Noisy’....especially in the shadows! (Low) ISO 100
- 11. ISO is ‘Noisy’....especially in the shadows! (Low) ISO 100 (High) ISO 800
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- 13. What is Noise? ISO 100 Less noise
- 14. What is Noise? ISO 100 ISO 400 Less noise Some noise
- 15. What is Noise? ISO 100 ISO 400 ISO 800+ Less noise Some noise More noise
- 16. 2) Aperture: thesize of the lens opening
- 17. 2) Aperture: thesize of the lens opening measured in f stops
- 18. 2) Aperture: thesize of the lens opening measured in f stops More light in Narrow Depth of Field
- 19. 2) Aperture: thesize of the lens opening measured in f stops More light in Less light in Narrow Depth of Field Wide Depth of Field
- 20. Depth of Field:how much is in focus
- 21. Depth of Field:how much is in focus Shallow DoF
- 22. Depth of Field:how much is in focus Shallow DoF Large DoF
- 23. 3) Shutter Speed...how fast the camera snaps a pic
- 24. 3) Shutter Speed...how fast the camera snaps a pic Used in Speed Bulb Darkness Slow 1 1/2 1/15 1/30 1/60 1/125 1/500 1/1000 Brightness Fast
- 25. 3) Shutter Speed...how fast the camera snaps a pic Used in Speed Bulb Darkness Slow 1 1/2 1/15 1/30 1/60 1/125 1/500 1/1000 Brightness Fast
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- 27. Shutter Speed 1/15second
- 28. Shutter Speed 1/15second 1/1000 second
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- 30. If its SUNNYoutside
- 31. If its SUNNYoutside The ISO would be....
- 32. If its SUNNYoutside The ISO would be.... 100
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- 34. Indoors w/decent light The ISO would be....
- 35. Indoors w/decent light The ISO would be.... 400
- 36. Indoors w/ LOWlight
- 37. Indoors w/ LOWlight The ISO would be....
- 38. Indoors w/ LOWlight The ISO would be.... 800+
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- 40. For NARROW DoF The APERTURE would be....
- 41. For NARROW DoF The APERTURE would be.... f2 to f5.6
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- 43. For WIDE DoF The APERTURE would be....
- 44. For WIDE DoF The APERTURE would be.... f16 to f22
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- 46. To increase BLUR The ISO would be....
- 47. To increase BLUR The ISO would be.... 100 or less
- 48. To increase BLUR The ISO would be.... 100 or less The SHUTTER SPEED would be....
- 49. To increase BLUR The ISO would be.... 100 or less The SHUTTER SPEED would be.... 60th to 1/4th 1/
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- 51. For LIGHT PAINTING The ISO would be....
- 52. For LIGHT PAINTING The ISO would be.... 100 or less
- 53. For LIGHT PAINTING The ISO would be.... 100 or less The SHUTTER SPEED would be....
- 54. For LIGHT PAINTING The ISO would be.... 100 or less The SHUTTER SPEED would be.... BULB
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- 56. To FREEZE action The ISO would be....
- 57. To FREEZE action The ISO would be.... 400+
- 58. To FREEZE action The ISO would be.... 400+ The SHUTTER SPEED would be....
- 59. To FREEZE action The ISO would be.... 400+ The SHUTTER SPEED would be.... 250th to 1/2000th 1/
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Editor's Notes
- #3 Consider it in this order- 1. ISO 2. Aperture 3. Shutter Speed
- #4 Consider it in this order- 1. ISO 2. Aperture 3. Shutter Speed
- #5 Consider it in this order- 1. ISO 2. Aperture 3. Shutter Speed
- #6 Illustrate this by showing the difference from ISO 100 and ISO 2000
- #7 Illustrate this by showing the difference from ISO 100 and ISO 2000
- #8 You MAY start to see some noise with ISO 400
- #9 You MAY start to see some noise with ISO 400
- #10 The product of HIGH ISO
- #11 The product of HIGH ISO
- #12 The product of HIGH ISO
- #13 Illustrate this with lenses in their hands!
- #14 Illustrate this with lenses in their hands!
- #15 Illustrate this with lenses in their hands!
- #16 Illustrate this with cameras in their hands!
- #17 Illustrate this with cameras in their hands!
- #18 Determine the Shutter Speed by knowing what you want to happen in the lighting condition.
- #19 Determine the Shutter Speed by knowing what you want to happen in the lighting condition.
- #20 You’ll need to determine this based on how much light you have.
- #21 You’ll need to determine this based on how much light you have.
- #41 You can also shoot in Rapid or Burst modes!!!
- #42 You can also shoot in Rapid or Burst modes!!!
- #43 You can also shoot in Rapid or Burst modes!!!
- #44 You can also shoot in Rapid or Burst modes!!!