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QUICK GUIDE TO EXPOSURE
Quick Guide
Written by Jason D. Little
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CONTENTS
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The Exposure Triangle
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Shutter Speed
p.9
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Exposure
p.5
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ISO
p.12
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Aperture
p.6
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What Does it All Mean?
p.16
Photography is an art form, one occupied by creative individuals
who desire to share their inner vision with the rest of the world.
A good photographer doesn’t need to be a scientist or a
technology expert, despite the fact that in the modern world, our
cameras are bursting at the seams with technological innovation.
Similarly, one does not need to be a mathematics genius in order
to succeed at photography, but there are plenty of aspects of
photography where mathematical principles apply.
One such area is the fundamental concept of exposure. Taking
the time to understand a few number-based ideas can go a long
way in making you a more proficient and efficient photographer.
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THE EXPOSURE TRIANGLE
Depending on how long and how deeply involved in
photography you’ve been, there’s a good chance you have heard
of or read about something called “the exposure triangle”.
Referring to aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, there is indeed a
triangular relationship among these three elements.
Here, we’ll take a look at each component of this triangle
and then consider how they all work together to control the
photographic outcome of any given scene.
The three elements of the exposure triangle and what each controls.
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