Introduction to Exposure
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The document discusses exposure in photography. It defines exposure as the amount of light that reaches the film or sensor, which is determined by aperture and shutter speed settings. It encourages photographers to understand and take control of exposure settings in order to isolate subjects, show motion, freeze action, and create balanced, repeatable results rather than relying on luck. Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings allow photographers to be creative and tell stories with their photos.
Introduction to Exposure
- 1. Understanding Exposure Part 1 - Introduction
- 2. Idea
- 4. Defined The exposure is the amount of light received by the film or sensor and is determined by how wide you open the lens diaphragm (aperture) and by how long you keep the film or sensor exposed (shutterspeed). The effect an exposure has depends on the sensitivity of the film or sensor. from DPreview.com
- 7. I have a smart camera
- 8. I see 18% gray
- 10. Is that action?
- 11. You can do better
- 12. You can see
- 14. Make decisions
- 19. Out of focus
- 20. Overexposed
- 21. Underexposed
- 22. Shouldn’t be about luck
- 23. Taking control
- 25. How do we get there?
- 26. Taking a leap
- 27. Try new things
- 28. Experiment
- 29. Turning the dial
- 30. Get hands on
- 31. Aperture
- 34. Tell a story
- 35. Get creative
- 36. Shutter Speed
- 37. Freeze action
- 38. Show action
- 39. Create motion
- 40. Get creative
- 41. ISO
- 42. No more changing film
- 43. In the dark?
- 44. At a concert
- 45. Get creative
- 46. Beyond exposure
- 47. Get balanced
- 49. Get creative
- 50. Stay tuned...
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