Take a photo with the shutter. What parameters?

Shutter speed when taking pictures. Shutter parameters are generally1100 or 1/250.

Shutter is an important parameter in the camera, which controls the exposure time of the camera, that is, the time when light enters the camera. Shutter speed is usually expressed in seconds, such as 11000 seconds or1second. When taking photos, it is very important to choose the appropriate shutter speed, which will directly affect the clarity and exposure effect of photos.

Selecting a shorter shutter speed (for example,11000 seconds or faster) can freeze fast moving objects and capture clear details. This is very useful for shooting moving scenes or fast moving objects. Choosing a moderate shutter speed (for example,1100 seconds or 1/250 seconds) is usually suitable for most shooting scenes. It can capture a certain motion blur effect while maintaining the clarity of the photo, making the photo look more vivid.

Generally speaking, choosing the appropriate shutter speed depends on the shooting scene and needs. In actual use, you can try different shutter speeds, observe the effect of photos, and adjust them as needed.

Shutter control mode

1. Manual exposure mode: In this mode, the photographer can freely choose the shutter speed and aperture size as needed. This mode is usually suitable for shooting scenes that need precise exposure control, such as night scenes, landscapes and portraits.

2. Automatic exposure mode: In this mode, the camera will automatically calculate the appropriate exposure according to the metering system, and automatically adjust the shutter speed and aperture size. This mode is suitable for most routine shooting scenes, such as daily scenes, people and so on.

3. Shutter priority mode: In this mode, the photographer can set the shutter speed, and then the camera will automatically adjust the aperture size to get the appropriate exposure. This mode is usually suitable for shooting scenes that need to control the depth of field and capture fast motion, such as sports and animal photography.

4. Aperture priority mode: In this mode, the photographer can set an aperture size, and then the camera will automatically adjust the shutter speed to get the appropriate exposure. This mode is usually suitable for shooting scenes that need to control the depth of field and highlight the theme, such as portraits and still life photography.

5. Program automatic exposure mode: In this mode, the camera will automatically select the shutter speed and aperture size according to the preset exposure program. This mode is suitable for some specific shooting scenes, such as night portraits and backlit portraits.