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does shutter speed and apature effect brightness?
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does shutter speed and apature effect brightness?
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does shutter speed and apature effect brightness?
Thanks for the cool site but the "White Balance" setting was the problem.
"Charles Schuler" wrote in message ... http://www.photonhead.com/exposure/exposure.php |
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does shutter speed and apature effect brightness?
Tim Smith wrote:
On 2004-07-20, Charles Schuler wrote: http://www.photonhead.com/exposure/exposure.php There is an example on that page that has three shots of a man and woman at different exposure and aperature. The three shots look like they were taken at the same time--the couple seems to be in exactly the same position, with no movement at all. How is this done? I'd expect to see some slight movement between shots while the photographer changed the settings. Those images simply illustrate what the author is trying to describe. It could easily be one photo with the bg manipulated. Probably is, as the "motion" in the first frame is too uniformly blurred across the two subjects. -- John McWilliams |
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