Today, I decided to start messing with semi-manual settings. I used this article on understanding aperture.
This picture uses an f-stop of 13, a 1.3 second shutter speed and an ISO of 800. I manually focused this one and had the camera resting on a stationary object.
This picture has an f-stop of 5.6 with a shutter speed of 1/25 of a second and an ISO of 800. It was on automatic focus and still resting on that stationary object.
I finally have a grasp on how to create different depths of field. Maybe I should have played with the manual settings back when I took that photography studio in college.
And thanks to this gal for leading me to the tutorial website.
This picture uses an f-stop of 13, a 1.3 second shutter speed and an ISO of 800. I manually focused this one and had the camera resting on a stationary object.
This picture has an f-stop of 5.6 with a shutter speed of 1/25 of a second and an ISO of 800. It was on automatic focus and still resting on that stationary object.
I finally have a grasp on how to create different depths of field. Maybe I should have played with the manual settings back when I took that photography studio in college.
And thanks to this gal for leading me to the tutorial website.
2 comments:
Hooray! So glad you're exploring your manual settings. Keep going! :) And I love browsing DPS for tutorials and fun tricks to learn. Hope it continues to help you too.
That site looks like a gold mine.
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