ISO

1) Shooting at a high ISO at a sporting event makes it easier to capture a photo in low lighting without having to use flash.

2) Use a low ISO whenever possible, especially in good lighting, to capture the most detailed image possible.

3) Use a higher ISO when there's not enough light to quickly capture your image or to freeze motion without flash.

ISO 200

ISO 3200

Shutter Speed

1) With sun
a. fast
b. slow
c. fast
d. fast
e. fast
f. fast
Without sun
a. slow
b. slow
c. fast
d. slow
e. slow
f. fast

2) Manual mode allows you to set aperture and shutter speed. Shutter Priority mode allows you to set the shutter speed while the camera automatically sets the aperture. Auto Mode automatically sets the aperture and shutter speed.

High Shutter Speed

Slow Shutter Speed

Aperture

1) Aperture is compared to the human eye.
2) The smaller the aperture f-stop, the larger the aperture of the lens.
3) Aperture directly effects depth of field because a larger f-stop number will bring the foreground and background into focus while a smaller f-stop number will keep the focus on the foreground.

f2.8

f16+

Composition Pt.1

Background

Balance

Cropping

Leading Lines

Rule of Thirds

Depth

Viewpoint

Symmetry and Patterns

Framing

Experimentation

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