Questions tagged [shutter-speed]
The shutter speed is a measure of how long how film or sensor is exposed to light, due to the shutter being opened and closed. This is usually measured in seconds, or fractions of a second. Longer shutter speeds allow more light to onto the film or sensor and allow more subject movement.
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Using long exposure photos as x-ray
Would it be possible to light some object from the down size and then put camera above and set it to long exposure to see through the inside. I don't expect to see detailed picture of the inside, but ...
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Why doesn't a shorter shutter time cause less capture time/ readout time?
If I make a video @ 120 FPS and a shutter speed of 1/12000 from my pwm controlled lamp, which flickers at around 1300 Hz, I get those 11 rolling shutter bars:
(11 Cycles in 1/120s equals around ...
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How to set a very fast shutter speed on DSLR video?
I am taking a 60fps 720p video, trying to get sharp frames of a motor rotating.
Setting the shutter speed to 1/4000 and taking a picture (while the motor is rotating) results in the desired sharp ...
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How do fast shutter speeds actually work?
I'd like to understand what fast shutter speed settings, like 1/4000s, actually do.
I thought it takes a picture with a duration of 1/4000 second. For example, 1/15 leaves the sensor 'open' for 1/15s.
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Can I change my shutter speed multiple times for one film?
I am a beginner to film photography and I just got a new camera (Canon EOS 88). From different questions, I got that the ISO setting needed to be the same for the whole film (meaning that I can't ...
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Bracket on shutter speed with auto ISO
I have my camera on manual mode, with auto ISO, and I would like to bracket 3 photos changing shutter speed (keeping the same ISO for all 3 shots). Can I do that on auto ISO?
I'm using a Canon EOS ...
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Why is my Canon's shutter speed so slow in bright light conditions?
My Canon 5D Mark 1, which has been in use for about 10 years, is strange. If you use Av mode or Auto mode, the shutter speed is very slow even when there is enough light. Even taking direct pictures ...
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Best settings for photographing 200 paintings indoors with floodlights and a tripod
I want to photograph about 200 acrylic paintings done by a family member who now has dementia. It's meant to be a tribute in the form of a self-published book. She had painted as a hobby her entire ...
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Why does an LED wall as a backdrop to dancers look worse in my shot than in my friend's?
I'm a stage photographer.
Last year I had an issue when doing work for a dance company. Their last production used a big LED screen for their background.
I used a Sony A7 III with 70-200 GM and my ...
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What could cause my D700 not to take a picture when the shutter button is pressed?
I have a Nikon D700 but when I press the button there's a click and seems like it's a super long shutter speed. But doesn't actually take the picture; the live view on the back comes on and if I press ...
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Canon AV-1: What is 'backlight compensation' and when should I use it?
As a complete noob to photography, I'm struggling to understand what the 'Backlight Compensation' button is for on my Canon AV-1 and under what circumstances I should/would use this setting? I can ...
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Why am I getting dark edges on my pictures?
I started taking pictures with an Olympus om-4. My film was ISO 800 and I was shooting in bright sunlight so not optimal circumstances. I mostly used shutter speed 2000 and f-stop 2.8-5.6. About half ...
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VIdeo with 24 fps and 1/50 shutter speed settings - where have the "redundant" frames gone? [closed]
Just delved into the photo, video science and stuck at this point.
Ok, there is a recommendation:
It is suggested that you double the FPS to get your working shutter speed, so when shooting at 24 FPS,...
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Camera flash sync speed
I’m thinking of buying a Sony A7c, but I’m concerned about the flash sync speed and max shutter speed . The flash sync speed is 1/160 and max shutter speed is 1/4000. From what I’ve read and ...
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What is the major difference between aperture and shutter?
There is some thing which I get from google is: Aperture controls sharpness and focus of photo and also how much light enter in camera. Shutter is how much time shutter open and get light into light ...