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    This document discusses key photography terms and concepts including exposure, focal length, focus, depth of field, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and how they affect images. It explains how the human eye and camera sensor see scenes differently and the shutter mechanism. Focal length manipulates the viewing angle, while shutter speed impacts movement capture. Aperture and f-stop determine light levels and depth of field. ISO increases sensor sensitivity and speed at the cost of image quality. The three pillars of photography are exposure, focal length, and focus.

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    This document discusses key photography terms and concepts including exposure, focal length, focus, depth of field, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and how they affect images. It explains how the human eye and camera sensor see scenes differently and the shutter mechanism. Focal length manipulates the viewing angle, while shutter speed impacts movement capture. Aperture and f-stop determine light levels and depth of field. ISO increases sensor sensitivity and speed at the cost of image quality. The three pillars of photography are exposure, focal length, and focus.

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    This document discusses key photography terms and concepts including exposure, focal length, focus, depth of field, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and how they affect images. It explains how the human eye and camera sensor see scenes differently and the shutter mechanism. Focal length manipulates the viewing angle, while shutter speed impacts movement capture. Aperture and f-stop determine light levels and depth of field. ISO increases sensor sensitivity and speed at the cost of image quality. The three pillars of photography are exposure, focal length, and focus.

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    Real world Camera Mechanism

    By Samiul Alim
    ● Exposure
    ● Focal Length ● Bokeh
    ● Focus ● Depth of Field

    Terms & Words ●

    ●
    Shutter Speed

    Aperture
    ●

    ●
    ISO

    Long Exposure
    ● Aspect Ratio ● Noise
    Used in Photography ● White Balance
    How Human
    Eyes Sees an
    Object:
    How Camera
    Sensor Sees Viewfinder

    an Object:

    Sensor
    Shutter
    Speed:
    It Affects Movement
    Shutter
    Speed:
    It Affects Movement
    Focal Length:
    Manipulates the
    viewing angle of a
    scene
    Focal Length:
    Manipulates the
    viewing angle of a
    scene
    Focal Length:
    Manipulates the
    viewing angle of a
    scene
    Focal Length:
    Manipulates the
    viewing angle of a
    scene
    Focus: Primarily
    Indicates the subjects
    Focus and
    DOF
    Aperture and
    F stop
    Aperture and
    F stop
    F Stop: 1.4
    F Stop: 11
    F Stop: 16
    DOF also depends on focal length
    Shutter Speed
    Shutter Actuation Process
    Shutter Speed Measurement
    Shutter Speed
    Shutter Speed
    Shutter Speed
    ISO: Interoscillating
    Systematized Oppopotamus
    ISO: Interoscillating
    Systematized Oppopotamus
    ISO: 100
    ISO: 800

    More ISO means more


    sensitivity to sensor. That
    means camera will capture
    unnecessary details from the
    scene an the sensor will be
    faster. Less ISO means less
    detail with high dynamic
    range and it makes the
    sensor much slower even the
    shutter speed is high.
    It can minimize a 5 hour
    long exposure shot into a 1
    hour shot.
    3 Pillars of Photography
    Conclusion

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