Manual camera settings
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This document discusses three photos taken at different aperture settings and ISO levels. The photo taken at f/4.5 has the lowest ISO, letting in the most light but resulting in a less clear image. The photo at f/8 has a middle ISO, letting in enough light through the middle aperture setting. The photo at f/29 comes out quite dark despite being in focus, as it has the highest ISO setting, letting in the least amount of light. The document also provides brief explanations of shutter speed, exposure time, and ISO levels and their relationship to the amount of light recorded in a photo.
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Manual camera settings
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- 2. f/4.5 As shown above this picture with the lowest ISO lets more light into, therefore the image is not as clear. f/8 This image is in the middle with ISO, it lets in just enough light through, the aperture is middle of the scale. f/29 This image has come out quite dark, although it is still quite focussed.
- 3. Shutter speed or exposure time is the length of time that a shutter on a camera is open for when taking a photograph. The amount of light that reaches the film or image sensor is proportional to the exposure time.
- 4. ISO is the International Standardization Organisation. It is also the measurement of how sensitive a digital cameras sensor is to light. The speed of light is related to the ISO numbers. The lower the number, the slower the response to light.