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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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Does a DSLR lens have a shutter speed?
I was analysing the combination of a Nikon D5600 and AF-P DX NIKKOR 10-20MM F/4.5-5.6G VR, mainly for Northern lights photo purpose.
The Nikkor lens which I am analysing is not a fast lens so I will ...
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How to capture rays of light in a photograph using a DSLR camera [duplicate]
I'm using Nikon D750 DSLR camera.
How can I capture the rays of light as represented in these two black and white photographs?
I mean in terms of ISO, aperture and shutter speed and filter use.
by ...
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Why does using IS with my 70-200/2.8 lens remove detail?
Can someone explain why my 70-200mm 2.8 is is ruining photos with IS?
I'll shoot at a shutter speed of 200-250, at around 160mm.
When I have no IS, all the pores and wrinkles are perfectly sharp. If ...
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Can high/fast shutter speeds have negative IQ results?
I have a Canon 600D with a Canon 70-200 f/4 L lens. I mostly shoot during the day, in bright daylight, and I love sharp images of people with a blurry background. Now to achieve that, I keep my ...
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Should I use the highest shutter speed for regular shooting?
Is it a good practice if I always use the highest shutter speed for regular shooting? I mean, in the day, with good lighting, where I don't need any special effects like trailing? I am thinking this ...
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Why are shutter speed and ISO sometimes shown in strange fractions?
Sometimes, browsing 500px or any other photo site that holds EXIF info, I see some weird shutter and ISO tagging.
Some EXIF says that the photo was taken with 80000 or 160000 ISO. Is it relevant to ...
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Why do my photos appear more in focus when I use a long exposure? [duplicate]
Why does an unfocused lens still give a focused view with a longer exposure? For example, I took an out-of-focus photo with a ¹⁄₁₀th second exposure (at f/7.1), but when I change to 10 seconds (at f/...
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Is noise related to shutter speed as well as ISO?
I understand that as I increase ISO, I'll increase the amount of noise in the resulting image. With a constant aperture I can decrease ISO and slow the shutter speed (assume a non-moving subject, ...
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How does shutter work when shooting videos? [closed]
I am a little confused about the concept of shutter speed in video shooting mode. I assume that the "shutter speed" means how fast the shutter would open and close. When this happens, I would hear a ...
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How can I set an exposure time over 30 seconds with a DSLR?
Most DSLRs have an exposure time limit of 30 seconds.
Now I'm asking myself how is it possible to create images about over 1 hour or longer, like these two:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/froge/...
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How can I see both aperture and shutter speed in Av mode on my Canon 550D?
I used to be able to see both aperture f-number and shutter speed, and change both values on Av mode on my Canon 550 DSLR. Now, I can only see the aperture f-number and not the shutter speed on the ...
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How can I make good fountain/waterfall photos?
I have a Canon Digital EOS Rebel XT camera, and I wonder how you could take photos of moving water like rivers, waterfalls and fountains...