光圈与快门（Aperture Shutter）.docVIP

光圈与快门（Aperture Shutter） Aperture Shutter Shutter priority! There is no direct relationship with jitter! The quality of the photos is related to the amount of exposure, that is to say, how much light should be passed to make the CCD clear images. Exposure is related to light duration (shutter speed determination) and light area (aperture size determination). Then, in order to get the correct exposure, you need the right combination of the shutter and the aperture. When the shutter is fast, the aperture will be larger; the aperture will be smaller when the shutter is slow. Shutter priority refers to the amount of exposure calculated by the automatic metering system of the machine, and then automatically determines how much aperture to use depending on the shutter speed you selected. Aperture priority refers to the amount of exposure calculated by the automatic metering system of the machine, and then automatically determines how much the shutter is based on the size of the aperture you selected. The greater the aperture, the more light you pass through the unit time, and vice versa. The general representation of the aperture is the letter F+ values, such as F5.6, F4, and so on. It should be noted that the smaller the value, said the larger the aperture, such as F4 than F5.6 large aperture, and between two adjacent the aperture value is two times that of F4 is two times greater than the F5.6 light. Relatively speaking, the definition of the shutter is very simple, that is to allow the light through the aperture time, the way it is expressed in numerical value, such as 1/30 seconds, 1/60 seconds, etc., the same two adjacent shutter is also two times difference. The combination of the aperture and shutter creates exposure, and this combination is not unique when the exposure is certain. For example, the normal exposure combination is F5.6 and 1/30 seconds, and if the aperture is increased by one point, that is, F4, then the shutter value will be 1/60 at this time, and