Chapter 5: Shutter Speed Flashcards
What are the main shutter speeds?
1/500, 1/250, 1/125, 1/60, 1/30, 1/15, 1/8, 1/4, 2.`
What is 1/500th second equal to?
1/2 of a second.
What does the shutter speed work with to get the correct exposure?
The Aperture.
What is the bulb (B) setting?
Manually timed exposure. Shutter stays open the whole time you press the shutter release button.
What is the Time (T) setting?
Press the shutter speed button twice, once to open, and again to close. also manually timed exposure.
What shutter speed constitutes as long exposure?
15th or slower. you will definitely need a tripod. John sexton used long exposure.
What shutter speed constitutes as stop action (slight blur)?
60th, 125th.
what shutter speed constitutes as a fast exposure?
500th, 1000th.
What shutter speeds did Otto Steinert use?
30th, 15th, Long exposure
What shutter speed did Linda Connor use?
Time Setting with the tripod.
What is Light Painting?
Where you use a tripod and have the shutter open for multiple seconds while you use a light to paint a scene.
How do you shoot night photography with this shutter speed assignment?
Use a tripod and shoot 10 plus seconds.
What is Panning?
Using a slow shutter, and moving with an object to get the object in focus while things around it are blurry.
How do you make the ghostly effect?
Use the long exposure, and divide time in half when shtting the subject, so if shooting 20secs, have person in frame for 10 secs and out of frame for 10 secs.
