Light Lab
Orbs
f/10 - 33s - ISO 100
Settings are the same except for the shutter speed which varied from 10 seconds to 35 seconds.
1. The lower the fstop the less light enters the camera making the exposure darker. Also it increases the depth of field.
2. The higher the fstop the brighter the exposure due to more light entering the camera. Also it decreases the depth of field.
3. The shorter the exposure the less light enters the camera due to the sensor being exposed for a less amount of time.
4. The longer the exposure the more light enters the camera and the sensor is exposed to light longer giving the picture more light.
5. What worked well was a fstop around 10-13 with ISO 100 and a varying shutter speed depending on what photos we were taking.








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