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<blockquote data-quote="Needa" data-source="post: 821271" data-attributes="member: 37799">A good exercise would be to set your camera at a given aperture then change the ISO say 100, 400, 800, 1200 and 3200 while changing the shutter speed to get a correctly exposed image. Make sure the image has both light and dark colors then examine different areas to see the how they are affected. Or check out some videos.There is an image of the exposure triangle here with the side effects. <a href="https://creativeraw.com/practical-use-exposure-triangle-explained/" target="_blank">https://creativeraw.com/practical-use-exposure-triangle-explained/</a>Here is a crop of the one of the images you posted. It has nice detail and since it was cropped in you can see it. I see you did similar by changing the focal length in today's post, nice image. These are what I was saying about filling the frame.&nbsp; [ATTACH=full]407173[/ATTACH]Good luck with your journey.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Needa, post: 821271, member: 37799"] A good exercise would be to set your camera at a given aperture then change the ISO say 100, 400, 800, 1200 and 3200 while changing the shutter speed to get a correctly exposed image. Make sure the image has both light and dark colors then examine different areas to see the how they are affected. Or check out some videos. There is an image of the exposure triangle here with the side effects. [URL]https://creativeraw.com/practical-use-exposure-triangle-explained/[/URL] Here is a crop of the one of the images you posted. It has nice detail and since it was cropped in you can see it. I see you did similar by changing the focal length in today's post, nice image. These are what I was saying about filling the frame. [ATTACH type="full"]407173[/ATTACH] Good luck with your journey. [/QUOTE]

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