3 pillars of photography

The Three Pillars of Exposure Aperture,iso, and shutter speed

Aperture

   F2.8

f16

1. The eye can be closely related to aperture.

2. The smaller the aperture, the higher the aperture f-number.

3. The higher the aperture f-number the sharper the background comes out with the picture.

Shutter speed

High shutter speed

Low shutter speed

1. a.) the dunking booth- fast shutter speed

b.) the food eating contest- slow shutter speed

c.) the rock climbing wall- medium shutter speed

d.) someone working at the both- slow shutter speed

e.) the DJ working at the middle of the circle- slow shutter speed

f.) the diamonds performing- high shutter speed

a.) the dunking booth- medium 

b.) the eating contest- slow

c.) the rock climbing wall- slow

d.) someone working the booth- slow

e.) the DJ working at the middle of the circle- slow

f.) the diamonds performance- medium

2. Aperture Priority- you set how much light you let in, but the camera sets how fast it allows the light to travel thew.

Shutter Priority- you decide how fast the light travels threw while the camera picks how much light to let in.

Manual- you get to pick both how much light travels in and how fast it goes threw.

ISO 

200

3200