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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Lumix GX8: How set long shutterspeed on electronic shutter?
The camera allows me only 1" when electronic shutter speed is on.
Need 24" for stars, but that's possible only in mechanical shutter mode.
Would like to avoid shaking.
Is there any workaround ?
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Changing the camera ISO , Aperture, Shutter Speed with Android
I have a smartphone with Android 8.0.
I need control over :
ISO
Aperture
Shutter speed
Could you please suggest the way to go forward? I do not know how to change any of them?
I am using an ...
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What does the ISO setting for mechanical 35mm film cameras actually do?
I am wondering if the ISO setting affects the aperture or does it just makes some shutter speeds unavailable to be used?
Edit: I have a Konica Autoreflex T with a broken light meter.
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Bracketing seems to have no effect (Canon T6s)
I am editing photos of the total solar eclipse 2019. I configured my Canon Rebel T6s to aperture priority and fixed ISO 100. I used bracketing +/-2/3. However, some pictures have identical shutter ...
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Shutter Speed from the Exif ShutterSpeedValue
Extracting Exif data from my photo (using python) among the other values I have:
'ShutterSpeedValue': (8643856, 1000000), 'ApertureValue': (1695994, 1000000)
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Are there downsides to using a high shutter speed when it's not required?
Is there any detrimental effects to using a high shutter speed for let's say a still picture, provided there is abundance of light. Does it produce better pictures or makes them worse?
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What causes neon sign light to smudge like this?
In person, the sign is pure white.
This was taken with my iPhone X.
Is it the camera shutter speed?
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Astrophotography-what wrong I am doing here?
I am beginner in photography.I clicked this photo in RAW, f3.5, ISO1000, S15", Manual focus without tripod.Lens: Nikon AF-P 18-55mm.
I think it is out of focus. I varied ISO from 1000-2500. Shutter ...
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Shutter speed -vs- effective image stabilisation
I have a Canon 5d full frame with a mixture of Canon, Sigma and Tamron lenses. Is there a stage when the image stabilisation system becomes ineffective because the shutter speed used is faster than ...
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Are there general rules for selecting the correct shutter speed and ISO in manual mode?
I have purchased my first DSLR (a Canon 500D) and have been playing around quite a lot within the aperture priority mode, with auto shutter speed and ISO.
Anyways as I would like to become a better ...
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What is the possible optimal range for shutter speed, aperture, and ISO settings in product photography setting on white background?
I have an e-commerce store where I have to take product photography on a white background and I want to actually have a "standard" set-up for this. I know there is no one right answer to this because ...
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Night-time football game under field lights
I am shooting a little league football game at night under the field lights for the first time amd I have a few questions to ask.
I will be using the Canon EOS 60D camera with a Canon 24-70mm 1:2.8 L ...
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At what shutter speeds is mirror lock-up worthwhile?
Exposition
I know what mirror lock-up is and what it's good for, but I'm curious about the range of shutter speeds where it provides a real benefit.
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Milky way photography without startrails [duplicate]
I am from sri lanka.
I want to photograph milky way.
Canon 750D EFS 18-135 lens
I know that i should increase aperture & increase iso.
What should be the shutter speed for this camera to ...
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Why does the left windmill have too many blades?
Ok, check this shot out:
These are the 3 windmills in Marshfield Massachusetts. It was shot from Provincetown, MA about 35 miles away. (I wasn't out to shoot them, I was shooting Right Whales... I ...
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