Let's take a look at your understanding of the basics of shooting in manual!
A faster shutter speed stops action, a slower shutter speed blurs movement
A faster shutter speed blurs action, a slower shutter speed stops action
Fast shutter speeds are lower numbers like 1/60 or 1/15
Fast shutter speeds are higher numbers like 1/200 or 1/500
None of the above
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Increase ISO, Increase Aperture Value, or Increase Shutter
Increase ISO, Decrease Aperture Value, or Increase Shutter
Increase ISO, Decrease Aperture Value, or Decrease Shutter
Decrease ISO, Decrease Aperture Value, or Decrease Shutter
None of the above
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Your lens is broken
Your lens only allows your aperture value to be between 3.5 and 5.6
Your lens has a variable maximum aperture depending on how zoomed in it is
None of the above
All of the above
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Increase ISO
Decrease ISO
Increase Aperture Value
Decrease Aperture Value
Decrease Shutter Speed
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Start with a low ISO of 100 or 200, and then put the shutter to match. Set aperture to f/16. Test shoot it and adjust from there.
Start with a low ISO of 100 or 200 and then push the shutter up to 400 to catch movement. Make sure your aperture is at f/16.
Start with a high ISO for 'more light' and then put the shutter to 1/16. Drop the aperture to the lowest setting available
Start with a high ISO for 'more light' and then set shutter to 1/16 and aperture to f/16. They have to be balanced!
None of the above.
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I need a fast shutter to make sure I get all the light
I need a wide angle lens to get a full view of the scene
I can't trust my light meter to read the light properly
All of the above
None of the above
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Increase ISO
Decrease ISO
Increase Aperture Value
Decrease Aperture Value
Increase Shutter Speed
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You can't - when you've got that much sun light, you have to follow the rule or everything will be over exposed
You know that a higher aperture value lets in less light, so opening up to f/5.6 means that you'll be getting a ton of light coming into the camera. To fix this, you put your ISO as low as it will go, and then start adjusting your shutter to something higher than 1/200 until the meter balances.
You know that a lower aperture value means that you'll get more blur. So you keep ISO at 100 since its bright out, decrease the aperture value to wide open (3.5 or less depending on the lens), and then push the shutter speed up to fast, fast, fast speeds.
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The light meter was fooled and read the light behind your subject. Time to adjust and let in more light through either ISO, shutter, or aperture
The light meter was fooled and read the light behind your subject. Time to adjust and let in less light through either ISO, shutter, or aperture
The light meter was fooled and read the light behind your subject. Time to get a light reading from your subject's knees (camera slightly pointed downward) and start from there instead.
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Increase ISO, leave aperture value as is, increase shutter
Increase ISO, leave aperture value as is, leave shutter
Increase ISO, decrease aperture value, leave shutter
Increase ISO, decrease aperture value, decrease shutter
Leave ISO as is, decrease aperture value, leave shutter
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