Aperture, Shutter Speed and IOS


Aperture

Here is an example of f/2.8 aperture
Now here is an example of f/16 or higher aperture 

1.  The pupil in the eye acts like aperture in the sense that it opens and closes.  It only lets a certain amount of light through, thus changing the focus.
2.  The smaller the aperture the more focused the image is, the higher the aperture the larger the area of focus.  
3.  Aperture is a way of telling you what to look at.  

Shutter Speed

Here is an example of slow shutter speed

Now here is an example of fast shutter speed
a) You could probably use a medium shutter speed since there isn't too much action, but there is still movement.  
b) A slow shutter speed would be good since there is minimal movement.  
c) You would need a fast shutter speed since there is a lot of action.  
d) Once again, you would need a fast shutter speed because of the large amount of movement.  
e) A medium shutter speed would probably be best, since it shows the motion of the crowd, but it still isn't blurry.  
f) A fast shutter speed would be best so you it wouldn't be blurry.  

a) You should use medium to fast shutter speed since there isn't too much action, but there is still movement.  
b) A slow shutter speed would be good since there is minimal movement.  
c) You would need a fast shutter speed since there is a lot of action.  
d) Once again, you would need a fast shutter speed because of the large amount of movement.  
e) A medium shutter speed would probably be best, since it shows the motion of the crowd, but it still isn't blurry.  
f) A fast shutter speed would be best so you it wouldn't be blurry.  
2.  The first setting is auto; the camera choses the shutter speed for you.  The second is Aperture Priority setting.  

ISO
Here is an example taken at 200 ISO
Here is an example of 3200 ISO
Here is an example of 6400 ISO

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