Learn about ISO, aperture and shutter speed
Let's talk about cameras. I personally believe that cameras capture life and wonderfully preserve the time. It can tell stories even if it doesn't have words. Here's what you need to know about cameras and hopefully help you capture great photos. The exposure triangle Aperture How wide the shutter will be open to let in light. Aperture is denoted by f-stops, that is, the letter "f"-slash- a number. The lower the number, the wider the aperture. The aperture of a camera affects the exposure of a photo. The wider the aperture, the brighter the image. It is advisable to use wider apertures in low-light conditions. However, wide apertures make an image blurry as more light enters the sensor. The subject has to be still as possible. Another area affected by aperture is depth of field. a large aperture results in a large amount of background blur Likewise a small aperture results in a small amount of background blur ISO ISO (or ASA) was the ind...