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Photography
- Aperture
- Controls how much
light enters the lens
- affects depth of field
- Wider aperture =
shallow depth of field
- Narrow Aperture =
most or all the image
will be in focus
- In order to be in focus,
need more light=
longer exposure time
- In order to be in focus,
need more light=
longer exposure time
- Wider Aperture = only a
select portion of the
image will be in focus.
- Wider aperture =
shallow depth of field
- Controls how much
light enters the lens
- Shutter Speed
- How long/fast the
lens is open
- Leave the aperture
open longer when
shooting in low-light
for better focus and
depth of field.
- How long/fast the
lens is open
- ISO
- How sensitive the light
sensor in the camera is to
light.
- The higher the
number, the more
sensitive the camera.
- Higher sensitivity can
result in graininess and
noise in the picture
- How sensitive the light
sensor in the camera is to
light.
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