PHOTOGRAPHY
By Youki Yan
What are the
three elements
of
photography ？
● ISO
Catalogue ● Aperture
● Shutter speed
● Conclusion
ISO
ISO
1. ISO digital camera sensor
sensitivity to light
2. He measured it by numbers, and
the lower the number, the less
sensitive the film and the finer
the grain.
3. The cost of increasing ISO is
more noise in the photo.
ISO
1. In general, a higher ISO is
usually used to achieve higher
shutter speeds in darker
environments.
2. For example: indoor sporting
events, concerts, art galleries.
Aperture
Aperture
1. The size of the lens opening
when the photo was taken
2. The larger the opening, the
more light comes in. The smaller
the opening, the less light
comes in.
Aperture
1. Large aperture aperture value is
small, small aperture aperture
value is large.
Aperture
1. Aperture has a large effect on
the depth of field, a large
aperture will reduce the depth of
field, and a small aperture will
provide a larger depth of field.
Shutter speed
Aperture
1. It's time for you to open
2. Shutter speed is measured in
seconds, generally a fraction of
a second, and the larger the
denominator, the faster the
speed.
Aperture
1. In film photography, shutter
speed is the length of time the
film is exposed to the scene you
are shooting, and in digital
photography, shutter speed is
the length of time the image
sensor "sees" the scene you are
trying to capture.
A change in any one of these
elements affects the others,
which means you can't isolate
any of them. And keep other
elements in mind.
When you put them all
together, you end up with a
better picture.
Thank
You!