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Light can be controlled in a camera by changing either the ISO, Shutter speed or the aperture (f-stop), each impacting your end image differently. Depending on what you plan to capture, one of the above three parameters is locked down at the required value, we need to then play with the other two to...
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Light can be controlled in a camera by changing either the ISO, Shutter speed or the aperture (f-stop), each impacting your end image differently. Depending on what you plan to capture, one of the above three parameters is locked down at the required value, we need to then play with the other two to get the desired outcome. read less
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Three things are basic to a camera. Aperture, Shutter Speed and Film Speed, its common to all cameras whether film or digital. That's why you see ads showing pictures shots in low available light. To have control over this you will need to have some basic understanding of how a camera functions vis a...
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Three things are basic to a camera. Aperture, Shutter Speed and Film Speed, its common to all cameras whether film or digital. That's why you see ads showing pictures shots in low available light. To have control over this you will need to have some basic understanding of how a camera functions vis a vis to your eye. read less
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Understanding the light is the most fundamental requirement for photography. There are three way to control light. Aperture, time and ISO sensitivity. A proper combination of these three will give you best exposure.
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With the help of aperture and shutter the light falling on the sensor can be controlled. By changing ISO light sensitivity can be increased if required in low light conditions.
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Maintain the ISO and shutter speed 4 the best outcome ... it does work ..for sure taking snaps with high exposure makes the picture too noisy and outcome may not be as good as expected ..........so for the best pictures capture the snaps by maintaining the ISO and aperture...........
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There are three pillars to control light in camera, sutter speed, aparture, and iso.
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Through Shutter speed and Aperture directly in DSLR cameras, in any point and shoot camera, not having the provision for manual exposure, through exposure compansation
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Light can be controlled by Aperture (F-Stop), Shutter speed and ISO.
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Theoretically aperture contribute more. Because light will pass via aperture which is a hole that will open and close. Shutter speed will be next to control the exposure (light from aperture). ISO is like boosting the light sensitivity artificially.
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Through aperture
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