If you decrease the shutter speed, such as going from 1/125 to 1/60 second you will increase the amount of light that comes into the camera. If you increase the shutter speed, such as going from 1/125 to 1/250 second, you will decrease the amount of light that comes into the camera. Shutter speed works hand-in-hand with the aperture to properly expose an image.
#Lightscape photography manual
Once you fully understand what we are about to talk about in the next few blogs, then you can revert to the auto settings if it suits your needs at the time? I don't need more the two hands to count the number of times I have shot in anything other than Manual over the past 25 years.Īgain, in a previous blog we talked about how adjusting the shutter speed will affect how much light comes into the camera, and contributes to properly exposing the image. If you really want to learn about photography, you must shoot in Manual (M) mode. A lot of what I am about to say is valid in all the different modes your camera offers you, but you do not have total control unless you are in Manual (M) mode.
#Lightscape photography series
This entire blog series assumes that you are using your camera in Manual (M) mode. Repeat: This is an important point I need to make that I did not mention in the previous blog. You can email Ian direct to obtain your copy of Lightscape and request a signed and dated copy at no additional charge.When trying to control the amount of light that comes into your camera there are three things you can adjust Aperture, Shutter Speed, and the ISO. Stocks now running low on the Norfolk Island book
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Toll free-call 1800 1400 66 to order your copy only $59.00 plus $16.00 standard P&H or express post it for $20.00 This book is ordered through Norfolk Island Travel. 168 pages with over 140 photographs, stitch bound, lacquered images and dust jacket.
A forward by Sorrel Wilby and a comprehensive description of the Islands history and Ian's favourite locations.
It's a celebration of this magnificent destination and a landscape Photographers dream. The "Norfolk Island" book is Ian's latest publication. We Apologise: Flinders Island book is now completely sold out As with all his books, this publication is stitch bound with every image lacquered for extra protection and complete with a dust-jacket. 168 pages with over 140 beautiful photographs showing the Island to its best advantage. Every image is a celebration of the magnificent and alluring Island. A combination of film and digital photographs over a period of twenty years visiting Bass Strait for his Photographic Workshops. The "Flinders Island" book is Ian' second publication. There are chapters dedicated to Ian's four essential light conditions and extra chapters dealing with light itself.
The book contains over ninety photographs each one individually lacquered for extra protection.The book is stitch bound and also has a dust Jacket. The "Lightscape" book is all about photographic Light, the images used are from Ian's Film collection only and the images in the book were exposed on 35mm film with Nikon and Hasselblad cameras. These beautifully presented hardbound coffee table books are collections of images from Ian's photographic work.
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