Aperture, Shutter speed, and ISO

F2.8F16

1. We should relate the Aperture to the human eye because they both dilate.

2. The smaller the shallower the depth of field. The higher the aperature the larger the depth of field.

3. The more you open in the Aperture the depth of field increases. The more you close the aperture the depth of field gets smaller.

High shutter speed

    

Low shutter speed.

1a. low shutter speed

1b. medium shutter speed

1c. High shutter speed

1d high shutter speed

1e. Low shutter speed

1f. high shutter speed.

2a. low shutter speed

2b. High shutter speed

2c. low shutter speed

2d. high shutter speed

2e. low shutter speed.

2f. low shutter speed

2. 

1 1/40 is one setting

2 1/250

3 1/4

3200

200

1. A high ISO could stop the motion blur that would occur during a basketball game. It would also help in a dark environment.

2. Make sure there is lots of light in the photos, also try to get objects that are still.

3. High ISO is good for moving objects but it can make pictures look very grainy. 

Aperture options

2.8

4

5.6

8

11

16

22

Shutter speed settings

1

1/60

1/4000

ISO Settings

100

200

400

800

1600

3200

6400

12800

25600