Shutter Speed blog post

The 3 camera settings that comprise the Exposure Triangle are aperture , shutter speed and ISO

On the back monitor of our Canon DSLR cameras, the aperture setting is displayed with “F” followed by a number.

Apertures (from smallest openings to largest openings) are typically numbers f/16, f/11, f/8, f/5.6, f/4, f/2, f/1.4

The shutter speed settings are shown on the top left (left or right?) on the back monitor.

Expressed as fractions of a second, the shortest or highest shutter speed on our cameras are 10 seconds and the longest or slowest shutter speed is 10 seconds.

Examples of Shutter speeds (not in order) are1/4000,1/2000,1/1000,1/500, 1/250,1/125, 1/60/ 1/2, 1/3, 1'',1/8''. (arrange these in order when you put them in your blog post)

The third setting ISO controls the camera’s sensitivity to light.

This setting goes from 100,200,400,800, 1600,3200,6400, on our cameras.

To center the meter on our cameras, we can either change the shutter speed, aperture or the ISO

in the picture we used tripod w/ISO 100,2 sec and f13.2

Splash of water. 1/4000 sec at f8 and ISO 400

1/4000 sec at f8 and ISO 400

for motion blur f/30,ISO 100 and f111