Examples of using Shutter speeds in English and their translations into Indonesian
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An exposure“mode” where the exposure system recommends a setting that is then made by the photographer by selecting aperture and shutter speeds manually.
you may need to use flash or long shutter speeds to illuminate the flower.
we can make a clear comparison of the changes observed at different shutter speeds through the expression of the water flow.
because you deal with very slow shutter speeds and every bit of vibration matters.
combined with different shutter speeds, produce images that behave very differently.
using very long shutter speeds that last into the minutes.
Try different shutter speeds to balance the background blur you want against the subject blur you don't want.
Unfortunately, to shoot at fast shutter speeds such as 1/200th of a second,
Photographers use fast shutter speeds to freeze action,
For example, if you were progressively using longer shutter speeds, and you think you have find the correct one, take an extra shot with the next longer shutter speed.
Photographers armed with this new technology could expect to be able to use shutter speeds that are two stops slower than usual
1 stop can be divided into two intervals for shutter speeds of 1/30 sec,
In other words, if the slowest shutter speed you could formerly hold a 250mm lens steadily was 1/250th of a second, with Canon's 4-stop stabilization correction, you could hand-hold at shutter speeds as slow as 1/15th of a second.
Sense-Up: An image processing technology which allows user selectable digital slow shutter speeds in order to allow extra light into a camera thereby providing higher sensitivity in low light conditions.
also its built-in image stabilizer allows you to handhold the lens at shutter speeds three steps slower than would otherwise be possible.
with unique shutter speeds to both capture blurred movement
steady(on a tripod or resting on something) or taken with a fast camera(fast sensor) as the limited light during this time of day requires slower shutter speeds.
you need shutter speeds two stops faster than action moving toward
You need to experiment with shutter speeds, but a rough guide is that fast moving subjects like cars need shutter speeds of around 1/125 second, and slow moving subjects need shutter speeds of around an eighth of a second.
Optical SteadyShot 5-axis image stabilization which helps to cut the blur when shooting at slower shutter speeds or longer telephoto focal lengths.