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Controlling Your
Camera’s Shutter
Speed
Digital Photography
3 factors control how
your camera takes a
photograph:

Shutter Speed
Aperture
Focal-Length of Lens
A slow shutter speed keeps the shutter
open longer and shows motion blur.
A fast shutter speed captures the motion
without blurring because the shutter is
A large aperture opening produces
photographs with a shallow depth of field.
Less of the photo is in focus.
A smaller aperture produces a greater
depth of field making more of the scene in
focus.
A short focal length lens captures more of
the scene. It does not allow you to zoom
in on your subject.
A long focal length lens allows you to get
in closer to your subject.
Your viewfinder or LCD monitor shows
both the shutter speed and the aperture
used.
Your viewfinder or LCD monitor shows
both the shutter speed and the aperture
used.
Two controls adjust the amount of
light that reaches the sensor:
1. the shutter
Two controls adjust the amount of
light that reaches the sensor:
1. the shutter
2. and the aperture
The combination of the
shutter speed and the
aperture is called the
EXPOSURE.
Shutter
Adjusting the length of
time the shutter remains
open controls the
amount of light that
reaches the light-
sensitive surface.
There are two main
types of shutters: Leaf
shutters...
...and Focal-plane
shutters.
Image in viewfinder
Image in viewfinder
Image in viewfinder
Image in viewfinder
Image in viewfinder
Image in viewfinder
The amount of time the
shutter is open is
measured in stops.
Doubling the amount of
time the shutter is open
gives one stop more
exposure or twice the
amount of light.
Halving the amount of
time the shutter is open
gives one stop less
exposure or
half the amount of light.
Older, analog (non-
digital) cameras usually
can only adjust shutter
speeds in increments of
full stops.
With analog
cameras, shutter
speeds are
adjusted manually
with the speed dial
on top of the
camera.
Newer analog
cameras and
most digital
cameras can
make many
more shutter
speed
adjustments
than the older
cameras.
Don’t
confuse 2
meaning 1/2
second with
2 meaning
2 seconds!
On a digital
camera, you
can see your
shutter
speed in the
viewfinder.
On a digital
camera, you
can see your
shutter
speed in the
viewfinder...
You can also see
your shutter
speed in the data
panel readout.
The faster the shutter speed,
the sharper a moving subject will be.
1/30 second   1/500 second
The direction of a moving object affects
           the amount of blur.
When an object is moving directly toward or away from
the camera, no sideways movement is recorded so a
minimum of blur is produced, even at a relatively slow
                   shutter speed.
1/30 second
Panning keeps a moving subject sharp
    while blurring the background
During panning, the camera is moved
in the same direction as the subject.
The result is a sharp subject
and a blurred background.
1/30 second
camera panned
Motion slows at the peak of an action that
reverses.
Clifford Oto, Slam Dunk, 1990
Here the camera moves against a
stationary subject.
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Untitled, c. 1941
Camera and subject are both in motion.
Simon Bruty,
World Swimming Championships, Spain , 2003
Camera is held still while part of the
subject moves.
Oliver Follmi, Pilgrimage to Bodghaya, India, 2002
Controlling your camera shutter.ppt

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Controlling your camera shutter.ppt

Notas del editor

  1. Other factors contribute (like ISO and White Balance), but these three are the most important to understand in order to get the most out of your photography.
  2. Here the viewfinder shows that the shutter speed is 1/250th of a second and the aperture is at f16.
  3. Here the viewfinder shows that the shutter speed is 1/250th of a second and the aperture is at f16.
  4. Generally, leaf shutters are located inside the lens.
  5. The “ leaves ” open and close to let in light.
  6. Focal-plane shutters are built into the camera body. The curtains move across the sensor exposing it to light in equal amounts.
  7. Here you can see that the stops are double or half the stop above or below them.
  8. These are the actual numbers that the analog camera displays for each of these full stops.
  9. (Ask students how fast some of the numbers are: ie.: 30 = 1/30th of a second. Explain that the “ B ” setting means “ bulb ” and the shutter stays open as long as the shutter button is depressed.) Numbers in white dial window are ISO speeds. We will talk about ISO later.
  10. The more sophisticated the camera, the more adjustments are possible. These are some common stop adjustments.
  11. panned
  12. panned
  13. When planning to pan,decide where you want the subject to be at the moment of exposure, start moving the camera a few moments before the object reaches that point, and continue that motion after the exposure (follow through) as you would with a golf or tennis stroke.
  14. Generally, the amount of motion blur will double if you increase the shutter speed by one stop (toward a longer time). Say change shutter speed from 1/60 to 1/30 of a second.
  15. Here are some general shutter speed guidelines for taking photos with action parallel to the image plane.
  16. Notice that the closer you are to the subject, the faster your shutter speed must be.
  17. Here the boy jumps from an overturned garbage can for a slam dunk. Because the photo was taken at the peak of the action where it slows down, the shutter speed does not have to be as fast.