10 camera shutter prompt

Everyone should know the photography vocabulary "exposure iron triangle", which is a vocabulary related to camera shutter. Here are some practical camera shutter tips for 10. Let's have a look.

(a) Shutter speed is in seconds.

Most students should know this, right? So when you tell others about your shutter speed, remember to say 1/250 seconds instead of 1/250 seconds. When you display 250 seconds in the camera, remember to say 1/250 seconds instead of 250 seconds. If it is equal to or greater than one second, the camera usually displays 2 ",which means" ".

(2) At ordinary times, the shutter speed should be 1/60s or faster.

Many times, you will clap with your hands. If your camera or lens has no anti-shake function (such as IS, VR, etc. ), you should pay attention to whether the shutter meets the "safety shutter"! Photos that don't meet the safety shutter may be blurred by hand shake, so be sure to pay more attention when shooting!

Pay attention to the "safety shutter" when shooting in dark environment, so as to take clear photos.

(3) If you want to use a shutter less than1/60s, please use a tripod.

A tripod is very useful for photography. In addition to shooting at night or in poor light, even during the day, we will use a tripod to use a slow shutter. With a tripod, we can shoot stars, car tracks, running water and other creative themes!

When shooting at night, you can use slow shutter and low ISO to take high-quality photos.

(4) Reduce the first shutter and increase the first aperture, with the same exposure.

When adjusting the aperture shutter in the camera, especially when shooting in manual mode, lowering the shutter by one level and increasing the aperture by one level will have the same exposure, so that the aperture shutter value can be adjusted without recalculating the exposure!

(5) The shutter has a maximum speed limit, and the slow shutter has no minimum.

For general cameras, the highest shutter speed can reach 1/4000 seconds or 1/8000 seconds, which is enough to cure fast things such as water stains and racing cars. There is a limit to the high-speed opening and closing of the shutter, but the slow shutter can be set to 1 ",5", 30 "or even use B (light bulb) or T shutter, so that,

(6) If the target will move, you should increase the shutter speed.

When your shooting target will move, such as shooting walking pets, children or athletes, your shutter limit can't just meet the safety shutter. You need to increase the shutter speed according to the current environment. Increasing the aperture or improving ISO can also speed up the shutter.

(7) Dimming filter is a good partner for your slow shutter during the day.

In the case of sufficient light during the day, using a slow shutter will lead to overexposure of photos and produce dead white. Sometimes even the smallest aperture, the lowest ISO can't solve the problem. At this time, you need to use ND filter. ND filter can reduce the amount of light entering the lens, allowing you to take pictures with a slow shutter during the day, which is often used to shoot people, waterfalls and other subjects.

(8) The high-speed shutter can be cured.

High-speed shutter, such as11000 seconds, 1/2000 seconds, can freeze, and is often used to shoot sports and birds.

(9) A slow shutter can bring out a sense of movement.

When the object moves, using a slow shutter or panning technique can make your photos full of motion, but at the same time, the slow shutter will also bring the problem of blurred photos. Please handle it with care and use a tripod to help if necessary.

(10) The longer the focal length, the higher the shutter requirement.

When you use telephoto, such as 200mm, 400mm, etc. The requirements for the shutter will be higher, and there will be obvious traces when the target moves slightly, so you must pay more attention to the shutter speed when using telephoto lens than using wide-angle lens.