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Shutter Priority vs Aperture Priority

By: Andy Lim | 2011-04-19 | Digital photography
Shutter Priority Mode (indicated by the S mode on Nikon DSLRs or the Tv mode on Canon DSLRs) is usually used when you want to freeze motion with a specific fast shutter speed, or to create motion blur by intentionally choosing a slow shutter speed. In this mode, when you choose a particular shutter speed (and ISO setting), the camera will choose a corresponding aperture (F-stop) based on the exposure reading obtained through the camera's built-in exposure meter. read more

How Does Aperture and Shutter Speed Affect Your Pictures?

By: David Tui | 2010-03-30 | Photography
Aperture and shutter speeds affect your pictures. Big apertures contribute to the shadow depth-of-field of your subject. Small apertures increase depth-of-field. Always shoot at 1 - 2 stop smaller than the specified limits... read more

Learn Digital Photography - Using Aperture and Shutter Speed Together

By: Wayne G Turner | 2010-03-26 | Photography
In order to have complete control over your photography you need to understand how to effectively use shutter speed and aperture together. Because the one impacts the other you need know when to use aperture priority, the Av setting, and shutter priority which is the Tv setting on you camera. How it's done is very simple and will help you improve your photos dramatically. read more

The Law of Reciprocity - Camera Settings Like Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO Explained

By: Gillianeynolds | 2010-12-19 | Arts & Entertainment
It stipulates that one stop increases in aperture is equivalent to the shutter duration doubling. read more

What is an Aperture?

By: Ahmad Marley | 2010-03-29 | Photography
The aperture is the size of the opening in a lens that determines how much light reaches the sensor (digital) or film (manual). Changing the size of the lens aperture changes how the scene is captured in a photograph. Look on the barrel or the front of the lens on your camera to find the maximum aperture. A lens aperture is usually listed as an f-number, meaning the ratio of focal length to the diameter of the aperture. Lower numbers mean more light is getting in and higher numbers mean less light is getting in. For zoom lenses, an aperture range is provided such as 1:4-5:6. read more

Understanding the Basics of Aperture

By: Heather | 2010-11-02 | Photography
Are you looking for information that explains the Basics of Aperture read more

Learn Digital Photography - How to Use Your Aperture Effectively

By: Wayne G Turner | 2010-03-26 | Photography
There are two settings in photography that either scare a beginner photographer or appear too complicated to even try to comprehend. Shutter speed and aperture. Knowing how to use the aperture setting on your camera will help transform your photos and increase your skills. Although it may appear to be very technical it isn't and by taking just a little time you'll master it quickly. read more

Understanding and Manipulating Aperture

By: Joseph Devine | 2010-03-26 | Photography
When you are looking for a camera, you probably have many things on your mind. How many pixels? How far can I zoom in? What features are included? However, one important thing that many people overlook is the aperture-the range of aperture, the maximum aperture, etc. The aperture is the diameter of the camera lens, and it greatly affects your picture-taking. read more

How to set the aperture size in photography?

By: Davies lee | 2012-12-25 | Photography
It can be said that setting the aperture value is a very important part in photography basic techniques. This article introduces how to set the aperture size. In the bottom of this article, it also recommend a web which supports many video tools for those people who would like to make photos to a video or want to convert videos. read more

The Aperture of a Camera

By: Anna Thomson | 2011-09-13 | Weddings
The aperture of the camera makes an artistic photographer to change the brightness of his photographs while maintaining them crisp. Use to illuminate the aperture setting as an alternative to the publicity pics while reducing motion blur. read more

Incredible aperture to obtain property in Kolkata

By: simmie jain | 2011-10-19 | Real Estate
Are you planning to buy property in Kolkata? The property in Kolkata is becoming appealing and enthralling. Kolkata is renowned place on the foundation of the real estates. Investors are investing lots money and receiving high profit in back. read more

Shutter Advices

By: Antony Heywood | 2010-03-31 | Home improvement
Shutter bring a touch of class to any room. I offer some advice in why you should chose shutters and what you should look for and think about when making a choice. read more

Wooden Shutters

By: Abbey smith | 2012-03-09 | Fashion
When it comes to our home we all have different tastes and personal preferences as to the way we want to decorate it and the furniture that we want to have. read more

Cupola Shutter

By: agnes celina | 2011-10-31 | Home Improvement
A window shutter is a shutter that is basically a solid and a very stable covering that covers windows. There are cupola shutters also. read more

Bermuda Shutters

By: daveclark | 2010-01-27 | Accessories
For their awesome look and varied decorative fabrication, these shutters are most preferred by the coastal and desert communities. They can be opened from the horizontal angle which ensures strong pro read more