Photography Exposure Triangle

To capture something moving quickly, a shutter speed of 1/600 or higher is needed.

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Exposure is the term used for the arrangement of elements in a photograph. 

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An image will have more "noise" when the aperture is very large.

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Aperture is the diameter of the lens opening.

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The aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings make up the Exposure triangle.

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Underexposure is when an image that appears too light.

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ISO is the size of the hole through which light enters the camera.

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A higher f/# = longer depth of field. 

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ISO is the sensitivity of the image sensor or film.

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A long shutter speed is good for stopping action.

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