Aperture, Shutter speed and IOS


f2.8

f16
1.Eyes
2. The smaller the aperture the larger the f -number, the larger the aperture the smaller the f-number
3. A large aperture will bring the foreground and backround in focus

 High shutter
Slow shutter
1a.  1/125
2b.   1/125
3c.   1/200
4d.  1/200
5e.  1/125
6f. 1/200

a.  1/60
b. 1/60
c. 1/80
d. 1/80
e.1/60
f.1/80

Aperture priority: the camera automatically sets the aperture
    Shutter priority: you set the shutter and the camera automatically sets the shutter speed
    Manual: where you set both the aperture and the shutter speed

1. make image more bright 
2. use when there is enough/too much light
3. use when you need more light

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