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This is called the “Exposure Triangle”.  \nPHOTZY. COM  \nPerfect to print A5 size  \n14cm x 21cm / 5 .83” x 8. 27”  \nf/22  \nLARGER  \nMORE EXPOSURE BLURRED BACKGROUND  \nSMALLER  \nLESS EXPOSURE EVERYTHING IN FOCUS  \nSLOWER  \nMORE EXPOSURE  \nBLURRED MOTION  \nFASTER  \nLESS EXPOSURE  \nFROZEN MOTION  \nWhen one point of the triangle is moved in one direction, another point of the triangle must move the same distance in the the opposite direction to maintain exposure  \nISO  \n1/4000 +  \n1/30+  \nf/1.2  \nAPERTURE (f/stop)  \n100  \nLESS EXPOSURE DARKER IMAGE  \nCLEANER IMAGE  \n6,400  \nMORE EXPOSURE BRIGHTER IMAGE NOISIER IMAGE  \nPRACTICAL EXAMPLE  \n FULL SUN-OUTSIDE  \nInitial camera setting:  \nISO: 100  \nShutter Speed: 1/125 f/stop: f/16  \nSituation:  \nSubject is fast moving, you need to increase the shutter speed to get a sharp image.  \nImproved camera setting, as per the exposure triangle:  \nISO: 100 | No change  \nShutter Speed: 1/500 Move two stops up f/stop: f/8 Move two stops down  \nADVANCED CAMERA EXPOSURE","cbCaie66DmINMOqD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie66DmINMOqD","pdf",94080,"English","# Exposure Triangle Fundamentals\n## Understanding Key Camera Functions\n## Practical Exposure Adjustment Example","[{\"question\":\"What is the Exposure Triangle?\",\"answer\":\"The Exposure Triangle refers to the balance between three camera functions: ISO, f/stop (aperture), and shutter speed, which together determine the proper exposure of an image.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you maintain exposure when changing one camera setting?\",\"answer\":\"When one point of the triangle is moved in one direction, another point must be moved the same distance in the opposite direction to keep the overall exposure consistent.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the impact of changing ISO, shutter speed, and aperture?\",\"answer\":\"Aperture controls depth of field, shutter speed controls motion blur or freezing, and ISO affects image noise and brightness.\"}]","Exposure Triangle - Cheat Sheet | PDF",1791924903]