What is ISO for in the exposure triangle and how to control it
The exposure triangle and ISO ISO is one of the three members of the exposure triangle gang, along with aperture and shutter speed. To get a beautifully exposed photograph you need to know about...
We’ve been talking about achieving tack sharp photos by using back button focus and differential focus for a couple of weeks now. Well, if you've been struggling with achieving sharp photos,...
How to use the sunny 16 rule for quick exposure settings outdoors
Have you heard of the sunny 16 rule? If not, it may seem like a really odd name for a rule. Well, it's not actually a rule, but more of a technique. The sunny 16 rule is in fact a really logical...
Auto ISO in photography exposure – pros, cons and how to use it
Auto ISO - controlling exposure, part 5 Using auto ISO can be helpful when there's a lot going on and you don't have enough time to respond to changing light conditions quickly enough, especially...
How and when to use exposure compensation – controlling exposure part 3
What is exposure compensation? This is where you get to tell your camera that you know better. Exposure compensation alters the exposure value selected by the camera in situations where its metering...
Controlling exposure part 2: metering modes In the second part of our series on controlling exposure we’re looking at how exposure metering works and metering modes. Understanding your camera's...
