I'm not very pleased with myself today. All that tutoring yesterday has yet to sink in and even though I thought I was putting in the correct settings in my camera, my abysmal attempts show up all to well once uploaded to Picaso. I just cant get my head round the ISO and F numbers. Perseverance will pay off eventually no doubt, but here are my awful first attempts and to all the camera experts who know what I'm talking about, I have included the camera settings.
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f/5.6, ISO 100, exposure time 1/200 |
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f/5.2, ISO 200 exposure time 1/250 |
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f/5.2 ISO 200 exposure time 1/125 |
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f/3.2, ISO 160, exposure time 1/60 |
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f/3.6, ISO 100, exposure time 1 /160 |
And finally:-
2 comments:
I'm not too sure how good Poirot was with a camera !
A little more information is crucial - what lens and if a zoom is it set at 100mm or 200mm when the photograph is taken. What camera as the image sensor size is a factor.
Going full manual is a big ask my choice has been AV mode.
For a hand held shot go for 1/160 then choose the f number for your desired effect, set the ISO that achieves the above.
Like riding a bike once you have the hang of it.
Hello Andrew,
I sort of get what your saying but I still have a long way to go. My manual for the camera, a Panasonic Lumix FZ48, is on the computer so a right pain to access it. I know I will get it eventually but it will take time.
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