camera simulator
apature
this image has an aperture of f/11. Meaning that is has a slightly longer focal length and a slightly smaller aperture opening. This was shot on aperture priority mode meaning that for whatever you make the aperture the camera will automatically adjust the shutter speed. In this case it adjusted the shutter speed to 1/400 second so it let in more light.
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shooting on aperture priority mode, my aperture is set at f/2.8 meaning it has a shallow focal length, but the diaphragm hole is large letting in a large amount of light. this automatically set my shutter speed to 1/640 of a second which is very fast and the shutter is not open for long letting in less light. this is why the pin wheel is frozen because the shutter speed captured the image quickly. the background is blurred because of the shallow depth of field.
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shutter
Shooting in shutter priority mode i used a slow shutter speed to create a motion blur effect on the pin wheel. The shutter speed was so slow that it allowed the pin wheel to move thus creating the motion blur.in order to get the right exposer the aperture had to be smaller, an aperture size of f/11 allowed this to happen while keeping some of the background in focus.
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Shooting in shutter priority mode i was able to use a faster shutter speed to freeze the pin wheel. My shutter speed was 1/640 meaning the shutter was open for a very small amount of time. The camera automatically adjusted the aperture to f/3.5 to allow the correct amount of light in while also keeping the subject in focus.
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ISO
In shooting this photo I used the lowest ISO setting and adjusted the shutter speed to make sure the film wasn't too under exposed or over exposed. using a lower iso setting or film makes the film less grainy but is less receptive to the light in that area.
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In shooting this photo I used the highest ISO setting and made the shutter speed slower as to not over expose the photo. using ISO 25600 the film gets really grainy but it is good at taking extremely low light photos because of how responsive this film/ setting is to light.
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