#shutter speed

Parte I: Barridos (Flujo y Caos) 🌀

"Dejar que el tiempo corra, que las siluetas se vuelvan fantasmas y que la luz dibuje su propio camino."

Part II: Congelados (La Pausa Absoluta) 👟🏐

"Inmortalizar el instante exacto en el aire, justo un segundo antes de la gravedad."

what is a shutter? a shutter is a metal 'curtain' in front of the camera sensor when you press the button it opens and exposes the sensor to light

what does shutter speed control? the slower the shutter speed, the longer it stays open for and therefore the more light it lets in. and vice versa.

this means that a photograph with a slow shutter speed of -say - 4 seconds is probably gonna be blurry unless you're shooting a very still subject a photograph with a fast shutter speed of 1/2000th of a second can freeze a water droplet in focus mid-shot

downsides of very fast and very slow shutter-speeds: very fast lets a lot less light in (potential underexposure), and very slow lets a lot more light in (potential overexposure) so you're going to want to compensate with a high ISO setting and/or a low aperature setting

If you’re diving into photography, one of the key settings you’ll encounter is shutter speed. It might sound technical, but understanding shutter speed is fundamental to capturing the images you envision—whether you want to freeze a split-second action or create a beautiful motion blur. Simply put, shutter speed refers to how long your camera’s shutter stays open when you take a photo. It’s…