High Speed Shutter part 2
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Very informative! Thank you
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I love your videos, you give a very clear explanation of shutter speed. I was trying just last week the shutter speed and noticed that my photos were black, even though I was outside in a sunny day, but I didn't manipulate my ISO, now after you saying I need to manipulate makes sense, I can't to try it out later on today.
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PhotoClassPro 1 year ago
Doesn´t this rule of thumb leave out the issue of crop factor, assuming most people viewing this are not using full frame sensor? That is, with a 100mm lens, rather than a min. of 1/100th shutter, you would need to convert the 100mm to about 150mm for crop factor, assuming a dslr, and use a min shutter of 1/150th. yes?
ckgarman 1 year ago
@ckgarman This would be true fir other things, but remember that this is just a guideline. A rule of thumb. You don't have to sit there and do math on the fly while you're shooting. It gets you in the ball park and that is good enough.
PhotoClassPro 1 year ago