Manual Settings of the Digital Single Lens Reflex camera

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Manual Settings of the Digital Single Lens Reflex camera Aperture & Shutter Speed

3 settings that control light and quality of your exposure Shutter Speed Aperture ISO

Shutter Speed How fast the shutter opens and closes How fast your exposure takes place Effects how motion appears in a photograph Slow Shutter Speed = Blurry Fast Shutter Speed = Sharp

Slow Shutter Speed Shutter speed of 1 second Must use a tripod Lets in more light in dark settings

Slow Shutter Speed

Slow Shutter Speed

Fast Shutter Speed Sharp Action Need flash if not enough light

Aperture/ F-Stop Size of the opening inside the lens Effects whether the background will be sharp or blurry Small F-stop number = large opening Large F-stop number = small opening Large opening = blurry background Small opening = sharp background

Aperture Small F-stop number = large opening Large F-stop number = small opening

Large Aperture Opening Shallow Depth of Field

Large Aperture Opening

Large Aperture Opening

Small Aperture Opening Everything in focus from near to far