Today gonna be another rotting day?
hahas!! well..maybe?maybe not?
But gonna brush up my knowledge with OmgFacts!
Anw, i sOo wanted to got WESTLIFE concert!! :(:(:(
Chun Ling AND Rachel went alr..hais..
Anw, Counting Down:
- 14 more days to Bf's Taiwan trip(SAF)
- 8months and 3 weeks to Bf's ORD
- 4 more months to our 3 years Love Anniversary
JOELLE'S STEPPING STONE TO GREAT PHOTOGRAPHY SKILLS
DSLR SETTINGS PT 1
The 3 Most Important settings are ISO, APERTURE and SHUTTER SPEED.
SHUTTER SPEED
- The BIGGER the Denominator, the FASTER the speed (ie. 1/1000 is much faster than 1/30)
- Slow Shutter speed (Slower than 1/60) + Use Tripod/ Camera stabilisation
- Faster shutter speed + Results in freezing movement of an image
+ Used in low light Situation
+ Results in movement blur
FOCAL LENGTH VS SHUTTER SPEED
- Longer focal length will accentuate the amount of camera shake ( Requires faster shutter speed)
RULE
(Using the focal length in a non-image stabilized situation)
- Choose a Shutter speed with a denominator that is larger than the focal length of the lens.
- For example, If you have a lens that is 50mm, 1/60th is probably ok. But if you have a 200mm lens you'll probably want shoot ar around 1/250th.
- Another example, If the shutter speed increase(1/125th to 1/250th), effectively letting in half as much light into camera. To compensate, aperture one stop is a MUST to increase(F16 to F11). Alternative choose a faster ISO rating (from ISO 100 to ISO 400)
