1. The Big Three

2. A Window Example : Aperture is the size of the window. If it’s bigger more light gets through and the room is brighter.

3. A Window Example : Shutter Speed is the amount of time you leave the window open. The longer you leave them open the more light comes in.

4. A Window Example : ISO is the sensitivity to light of the person inside the room. If they are wearing sunglasses (low ISO) it will take more light for them to see the image then if they are staring at it wide-eyed (high ISO).

5. The Exposure Triangle

7. Focal Plane Door Sample

8. Leaf Shutter Example

10. Fast Shutter Speed Sample

11. Fast Shutter Speed Sample

13. Slow Shutter Speed Sample

14. Slow Shutter Speed Sample

15. Slow Shutter Speed Sample

16. Slow Shutter Speed Sample More: http://www.digital-photography-school.com/blur-movement

17. Side By Side Shutter Speed

18. Side By Side Shutter Speed

20. The Big Three

23. F - Stop Visual Basics

24. F - Stop Visual Basics http://photographertips.net Portrait Landscape Shallow Depth of Field Deep Depth of Field

25. Depth and Defocus Blur plane of focus sensor lens defocus blur depends on distance from plane of focus subject rays from point in focus converge to single pixel circle of confusion

26. Depth and Defocus Blur lens plane of focus defocus blur depends on aperture size aperture http://photographertips.net sensor subject circle of confusion

29. Aperture Side - By - Sides

30. Aperture Side - By - Sides

31. Aperture Side - By - Sides

35. More ISO Refer to Class handout for more information regarding ISO.