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I've seen people talking about shutter speed, ISO, and f-stop. What are those? It really confuses me. What is the advantage in adjusting these manually, when you can just have your camera decide ...

3 answers  ·  posted 6y ago by 10 Rep‭  ·  edited 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

One thing you can do is blur the background further. This is achieved by having a lower f-stop (you can think of it as aperture). If you are using a cellphone, this is the same thing as portrait mo...

posted 6y ago by 10 Rep‭

This is called a Deepam. I decided to take a photo of it (cuz I was bored), so here we go. Shutter speed: 1/200 ISO: 4000 apparently F-Stop: 5.6 Camera: Nikon D5000

posted 6y ago by 10 Rep‭

The image actually didn't come out this badly, I had to reduce the quality since I always shoot RAW. I took this in the morning, when I looked out my window and saw the sun behind the clouds. Sett...

posted 6y ago by 10 Rep‭  ·  edited 6y ago by Dani‭

Shutter speed. This controls how long light reflecting off of objects hits the sensor. The longer the shutter speed, the brighter the image. So a shutter speed of 1/50 would make the image bright...

posted 6y ago by 10 Rep‭  ·  edited 6y ago by 10 Rep‭

Location: My house (Don't want to be specific, but evergreen, San Jose) Subject: The sun and the trees surrounding it Date taken: 8/25/2020 I took this photo when I was just walking around my hous...

posted 6y ago by 10 Rep‭  ·  edited 6y ago by 10 Rep‭