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PhotoForum is a photography community featuring photo contest, photo gallery and photography discussion. ... Photo Forum + PHOTOGRAPHY SCHOOL + Share The Knowledge: Photography Tips + Exposure (ISO, Shutter Speed, Aperture)
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I realize shutter speed is largely dictated by whe ... However as a professional when I take a photograph I don't start by thinking about what aperture or shutter speed I want to use. Photography is an art and like with any art you start with a vision in your head, and not so much with formulas.
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All photography is a compromise. You are balancing time (shutter speed) versus quantity of light (aperture/opening of your lens). Think of a faucet: You can turn it on full blast and fill a cup of water in five seconds.
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Modern electronic cameras will have a range of sub 1 second shutter speeds (most appropriate for night photography) up to 30 seconds (fig n-4). ... So, put the camera on a tripod, compose the shot, adjust your aperture and select your shutter speed. When you are ready, set the camera timer, then trip the timer and stand...
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www.schoolofphotography.com/night/night.html
www.schoolofphotography.com/night/night.html
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Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority or Auto/Program? ... The closest comparable shutter speed in this instance would of course be 1/60. Similarly, if you're using a 100mm, a 'safe' shutter speed would be 1/125th. I say that it's a guideline because a sharp image without use of a flash largely depends on how steady your hand is.
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Slow shutter speed =; Aperture remaining open longer =; Long Exposure ... Here's a "sort-of" night time photography tip: If your camera can use an external shutter release, consider getting one, especially if you plan on taking long-exposure shots.
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Another well known rule in photography that is related to composition is called “The rule of thirds”. ... Use this rule as a starting point or general guideline for your composition. ... Aperture is set manually and the shutter speed is set by the camera. In this case I set the focus to infinity. The camera was handheld and...
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When the shutter speed is set to 125, light comes in for 1/125th of a second. ... Plumbing and photography: Slow films (large containers) require bigger f-stops (larger diameter hoses) and/or longer exposure times (leaving the hose turned on longer) for proper exposure.
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With the shutter speed and the aperture you control the exposure and the depth of field (DOF). These two settings determine how your picture will look and it is important that you learn how to use them. ... African wildlife photography and safari information...
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www.wildlifephotography.nl/content/view/36/50/
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