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
The exposure of a photograph is determined by three variables: Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO, thus forming the exposure triangle. Each of these three variables plays their own role, a change in the value of one leads to a change in at least one of … Continue readingUnderstanding Exposure Triangle: Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO
Aperture is one of the three elements of Exposure Triangle that are responsible for correctly exposing the photos. Aperture decides whether to create shallow or deep depth of field (more or less bokeh). In this blog post, I am going to shed some light on … Continue readingWhat is Aperture? How Does it Affect Depth of Field
Shutter Speed is one of the three elements of Exposure Triangle that are responsible for correctly exposing the photos. Shutter speed decides whether to freeze the subject in your frame or to capture a long exposure moment. In this blog post, I am going to … Continue readingUnderstanding Shutter Speed