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D5100
ISO settings won't change?
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<blockquote data-quote="phillymike" data-source="post: 207096" data-attributes="member: 15642"><p>I don't get the triangle. I understand the trade between aperture vs shutter speed vs ISO (why doesn't the D5100 have these as dedicated buttons - I reassigned ISO to the timer button myself and use it all of the time).</p><p></p><p>The triangle seems to have the Aperture reversed. It would make sense to say that a wide aperture is traded with short exposure. The lower right corner seems to be right (fast shutter / short exposure vs high ISO).</p><p></p><p>Maybe the issue with the figure is that the three factors are not a triangle, but really a 3 dimensional space, in which case a 'cube' might make more sense.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="phillymike, post: 207096, member: 15642"] I don't get the triangle. I understand the trade between aperture vs shutter speed vs ISO (why doesn't the D5100 have these as dedicated buttons - I reassigned ISO to the timer button myself and use it all of the time). The triangle seems to have the Aperture reversed. It would make sense to say that a wide aperture is traded with short exposure. The lower right corner seems to be right (fast shutter / short exposure vs high ISO). Maybe the issue with the figure is that the three factors are not a triangle, but really a 3 dimensional space, in which case a 'cube' might make more sense. [/QUOTE]
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