Camera Basics - Equivalent Exposures

The video tutorial explains the fundamental camera settings: shutter speed, aperture, and ISO, and how they affect image exposure, depth of field, and motion blur. It introduces the concept of equivalent exposures, demonstrating how to adjust these settings to achieve desired photographic effects. Practical examples illustrate how to balance these settings for different creative needs, including using ND filters for long exposures. The tutorial emphasizes the push-pull nature of these settings and provides a full stop chart for reference.

What are the three main camera settings that contribute to the overall exposure of an image?

Explain the difference between auto mode and manual mode in photography.

What is meant by 'equivalent exposures' in photography?

How do you adjust shutter speed when changing the aperture to maintain exposure?

What adjustments would you make to maintain proper exposure when changing from f4 to f2?

Describe the impact of using ND filters on exposure settings.

How does manipulating camera settings affect the effects seen in photos?