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Basic photography tips: how to use aperture, ISO sensitivity, metering modes, shutter speed, basic shooting modes on your digital cameras

Digital Cameras Aperture Mode
Digital cameras support many photo shooting modes - from automatic point and shoot to manual where the camera does nothing for you. One of those modes is Aperture Priority. Read more about aperture priority...

Digital Cameras Shutter Speed Mode
The shutter speed is the device in the digital camera that gives you the amount of time that you are going to expose your image to light. Read more about shutter speed...

Digital Cameras ISO Sensitivity Mode
What happens when we select a certain ISO value in our digital camera? What is the best ISO setting for our particular camera? Read more about ISO sensitivity...

Digital Cameras Light Metering Mode
Basically speaking the metering system in a digital camera measures the amount of light in the scene and calculates the best-fit exposure value based on the metering mode explained below. Read more about light metering...

Understanding Digital Cameras Exposure
Set the film speed dial to ISO 200; (If you are a film shooter, do this even if you have a roll of film in your film camera that is not ISO 200, but don’t forget to set the ISO back to the correct number when we’re done here.) Write down that shutter speed. Whether you’re in manual mode or auto-aperture-priority mode, you’ll see that your light meter is indicating a different shutter speed for a correct exposure. Once again, write down this shutter speed. When you change from ISO 100 to ISO 200 your shutter speed changed: from 1/125s to 1/250s or perhaps something like from 1/160s to 1/320s. Just as each halving of the shutter speed is called 1 stop, each change from ISO 100 to ISO 200 to ISO 400 is considered a 1-stop increase (an increase of worker bees).