Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO, & Light Explained-Understanding Exposure & Camera Settings

The brighter the lights the faster the shutter speed would need to be to compensate.
understanding these camera setting will help you get the perfect photo.
we set the camera on automatic (p) for those who dont really understand how to use the other settings on the camera.
the more exposure there is the brighter the photo will turn out to be.
ISO is the sensitivity of the cameras sensor
if you increase the ISO you increase the sensor by one stop. meaning make the photo brighter
if the photo was taken at a higher ISO it seen as "noisy" aka film grain.
the IOS100 photo will be more clearer without the grainy look in the picture
shutter speed is controlled in shutter priority mode
choosing a lower f stop number opens up the aperture of the camera
a higher f stop number makes the whole photo clear. controlling the aperture of the camera makes it focus on the whole photo.
camera flash is important because it can give too much brightness
but there are options to compensate for that like back light and front light.

Photography Period 2