The ‘stop’ is a measurement of exposure, which is used to denote the change in the value of any of the three elements of the exposure triangle. As we all know, the exposure is controlled by aperture, shutter speed and ISO sensitivity and this is the reason why … Continue readingUnderstanding Exposure ‘Stops’ in Photography
Once you have mastered the automatic modes such as the automatic, program, shutter priority and aperture priority modes, that is the time you are ready to move on to the manual mode to further sharpen your skills. In manual mode, you get the complete control over … Continue readingUnderstanding Manual Mode in your DSLR camera – Control the Exposure
The exposure of a photograph is controlled by three variables using the camera: Shutter Speed, Aperture, and ISO. Using the Manual Mode is not the only approach to take control of the exposure values, you can do so using other non-automatic modes as well. This … Continue readingUnderstanding Exposure Compensation
One of the reasons why you are reading this blog post is because you have heard a lot about the 18% gray card, and wanted to know the actual reason why it is used by professional photographers. Why 18% gray, why not 20% or any … Continue readingHow to Get Correct Exposure Using 18% Gray Card