A wonderful article by Neil Creek depicting the relationship between ISO, Shutter Speed, and Aperture. He's even produced an exposure triangle. Read the full article (click here)
Exposure and Stops (Photography 101)
A wonderful article by Neil Creek depicting the relationship between ISO, Shutter Speed, and Aperture. He's even produced an exposure triangle. Read the full article (click here)
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Hi -
Does EV matter when you are shooting in RAW?
I own an e-510 Olympus DLSR using the 14-54 lens. I understand ISO vs shutter speed but the EV has me confused. I leave my EV on 0 all the time. Keep in mind that I shoot RAW and edit my pictures in Lightroom.
Is this correct or am I missing something with EV?
Thanks and great article posting.
-Larry
There is EV compensation and absolute EV at a particular ISO.
EV comp indicates how many stops less or more than the camera's judgment you'd like to expose.
EV @ ISO xxx is an absolute light level at a particular ISO. i.e. EV10 @ ISO100 is one stop darker than EV10@ISO200. However manufactures (and myself) like to use EV baselined to ISO100. See my photo cheat sheet to get an idea of what i'm on about.
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