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Shutter and Aperture

This clips covers the basics of camera shutter speeds and lens apertures and the relationship between them when taking a photo Credit – Mike Upstone www.image-nut.com … photography digital camera basics tutorial shutter speed aperture

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25 Responses to “Shutter and Aperture”

  1. Great reminders!

  2. haha i missed my lessionon aperture at college photograthy… this was very helpfull. any other infomationon aperture you could inform me with… xx

  3. Ahahahahahahaha! xD

  4. BTW, teach me how to talk like that _D

  5. Well i don’t know:P
    Argentina

  6. looooool

    Well were are you from? I’m a guy from London. She’s got more of a posh London accent, I have a kind of ghetto London accent as they would call it.

  7. i think of a lens as my eyes they open wider at night close in sun…dan

  8. use this camera simulator to see how aperture and shutter speeds effects a phoho.

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  10. It`s “blur”

  11. What is “Blugh?”

  12. is there sound

  13. thanks for the reply..dan

  14. that also, faster speeds, fat tripod, wide lens all of them contribute to keep pictures sharp.

  15. i would like to talk like that :(

  16. very nicely spoken.Wouldnt you use a tripod to stop image blur at a distance or use something to steady the camera??

  17. Fantastic explanation , I realy liked the way she make the thing easy to understand , thank you sooo much for taking the time and uploading this video for people like me .

  18. brilliant .. love you

  19. nice video

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  21. Thanks :)

  22. A similar misunderstanding can result in confusion when discussing apertures as the numbering system is counter intuitive i.e. 16 is a larger number than 2 which could lead one to incorrectly presume that f16 is a larger opening than f2.when we know that the opposite is true.

  23. I acknowledge your point, however in my experience the use of the term “less time” can easily be misinterpreted as meaning a lesser shutter speed meaning a slower shutter speed.

    Therefore for reasons of clarity I would refer to faster or slower shutter speeds rather than less or more.

  24. The Narrator is correct. She said “1/30th of a second or less” (time). If she was to say more, it would mean a longer shutter speed because more time would mean a longer shutter duration.

  25. The narator incoreectly states several times that a given focal length means having to use a given shutter speed or LESS. It should be the shutter speed or MORE to reduce camera shake.

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