Exposure Triangle


EXPOSURE TRIANGLE

Exposure Triangle! This fundamental concept in photography is made up of three key settings: ISO, Shutter Speed, and Aperture. In this post, I’ll present pictures that visually explain how each element works and how they interact to create well-exposed images

1A.ISO

AB

I Took those 2 photos using sony 7m3 in Manual mode

PHOTO A Has high ISO:1250 SHUTTER SPEED:1/200sec APERTURE:F/18

PHOTO B Has low ISO:125 SHUTTER SPEED:1/200sec APERTURE:F/18

2A.SHUTTER SPEED

AB

I Took those 2 photos using sony 7m3 in Manual mode


PHOTO A HAS LOW SHUTTER SPEED:1/50sec APERTURE:F/18 ISO:320

PHOTO B HAS HIGH SHUTTER SPEED:1/200sec APERTTURE:F/18 ISO:400

 

3A.APETURE


AB


PHOTO A HAS DEEP DEPTH OF FIELD: APERTURE:F/18 SHUTTER SPEED:1/250sec ISO:200

PHOTO B  HAS SHALLOW DEPTH OF FIELD: APERTURE:F/7.1 SHUTTER SPEED:1/250sec ISO:200


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