What is Aperture Priority? Effect on Shutter Speed, Depth of Field and Digiscoping
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Great points, Dale. Sure you enjoyed the Drakensberg!
Happy Digiscoping,
Albert
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Thanks for the info ... I'm a novice ... Envy your subjects and scenery ..
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@aw1159 portal brought me here... I was confused
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No the one at 1/100 was blurrier!
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thank you:)
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good video --- very helpful ..... thanks
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Aperture's priorities are science and cake.
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Good infomation man ;)
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very useful thank you
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Hi Dale, I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for posting. Cheers!
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thanks so much, you are so nice to watch ;)
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Can you make a tutorial , or tell me how to blur in Nikon CoolPix L120 ? pls respond
shadowmaster799 9 months ago
@shadowmaster799, I am not completely sure what you are asking. If you mean that you would like a shallow depth of field (so that your subject is sharp and your background is blurry), then you could use Aperture Priority and open the completely (small f number). Using a high focal length ("zoom") will also decrease the depth of field. something like "portrait mode" might be an easy way to simulate this.
digiscopingvideos 9 months ago
Awesome Vid. Man, as a beginner to photography I understood everything until maybe half way and even then you were very simple and concise please make more vids. Also I am debating about getting either a canon 60d or rebel t2i can you help!?
MedicAlv1 1 year ago 2
@MedicAlv1 Thanks for the feedback. I have only played with the 60D for about 15min at Photokina and liked it - the familiar EOS feel with a few extra features. The swing screen could certainly come in handy. I would almost certainly take the 60D over a T2i, but then again, the latter comes in a Jackie Chan edition!
digiscopingvideos 1 year ago