DSLR is a box of mysteries. As a beginner, you never know all secrets of it. In my previous posts I have discussed about few basic terms in photography like shutter speed, focal length, crop factor, etc. Now you will get to know how, on combining these factors produces amazing images. If you have not read that post, or do not know about these terms, follow the given link: https://cameropedia.blogspot.com/2020/02/few-basic-terms-used-in-photography.html To capture a low light photo, You need to understand few things: 1) The Aperture controls the part of light that enters in your camera. In camera, Aperture is displayed by "f"value. So, Lower the value of the denominator, more light will enter in the camera. 2) The Shutter Speed checks till how long will the camera record the image. It's unit is Second(s). More the shutter speed value, more brighter image will be captured.(!!!!!NOTE: WHENEVER YOUR SHUTTER SPEED IS MORE THAN 1 SEC, IT IS PREFERABLE T...
A camera is basically a glorified box—one with a hole punched in one side of it, containing some sort of light-sensitive medium, be it film or a digital sensor. Letting light through the hole allows you to “take a picture”—leaving an image on the light-sensitive medium inside. Not just any light will do. A shortage of light results in underexposure and a photo with details lost to darkness. An excess of light makes a desired image appear washed out from overexposure. The right exposure will result in a detailed image with a good balance of highlights, shadows, and midtones. Exposure is ultimately determined by aperture (hole size), shutter speed (how long the hole is open), and ISO (sensor sensitivity). In general, think of exposure as a triangle: In order to maintain the same exposure, every bump or cutback in one element will require a decrease or an increase in one or both of the others. Like many settings, you c...