On adventures we go. It's a dreary, cold February afternoon in Michigan. The Sun goes down by 5:30 and we struggle to get every shot we need before dark. Well, I struggle. I struggle with getting just the right settings using my ISO, Shutter Speed and Aperture to adjust to the changing light conditions. The secret is to set your ISO and then set either your shutter speed or fstop. Meter off of something grey to set the other setting and voila! Ready? Set? Shoot!
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| SHALLOW DEPTH OF FIELD ISO 1600, Aperture 3.5, Shutter 1/500 |
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| WIDE DEPTH OF FIELD ISO 3200, Aperture 13, Shutter 1/20 |
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| SILHOUETTE ISO 6400, Aperture 5.0, Shutter 1/800 |
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| STOPPED ACTION ISO 400, Aperture 3.5, Shutter 1/500 |
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| BLURRED ACTION ISO 1600, Aperture 8.0 Shutter 1/25 |
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| PANNED ACTION ISO 1600, Aperture 13, Shutter 1/60 |
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| EXTREME PERSPECTIVE ISO 800, Aperture 3.5, Shutter 1/500 |
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| RULE OF THIRDS ISO 800, Aperture 3.5 Shutter 1/800 |
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| REFLECTION SHOT ISO 800, Aperture 13, Shutter 1/40 |
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| EXTREME LIGHTING ISO 800, Aperture 13, Shutter 1/40 |
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