Shutter Speed means adjusting the amount of light let in when the shutter opens and closes. With a faster shutter speed,
less light is let in and sharper photos are produced but at times they can be dark. Conversely, with a slower shutter speed,
more light is let in, leaving an afterimage of the subject. You can also shoot different styles of long exposure.
Shutter Speed
Slow shutter speed | 1/60s Fast shutter speed | 1/6500s
White Balance is the technology that allows the camera to recognize natural color as we see it. Our eyes recognize the same
white paper under uorescent lighting or incandescent lamps; however, a camera is different to our eyes. In order to properly
represent true white colors, it needs to set the color temperature. However, if you apply it conversely you can produce a variety of
colors without using specialized programs like Photoshop.
White Balance
WB 2800K WB 5500K
2300K
[indoor shooting] [outdoor shooting]
Incandescent lamp
(
3000K
)
light of the sun
(
5000K
)
3000K 4000K 5000K 6000K 7500K
Taking photos with lower WB values under incandescent lamps It is possible to produce a different atmosphere of color,
almost as if it were taken under sunlight with an increase in WB.
Manual Mode
LESSON 4
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