What Is The Exposure Triangle? (Revisited)

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Hi everybody. Welcome to Episode 27 of the Photography Explained podcast.

I’m Rick McEvoy and I explain one photographic thing per episode in plain English in less that 10 minutes without the irrelevant detail. I have well over 30 years of experience in photography so I do know what I am talking about!

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What Is The Exposure Triangle?

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The exposure triangle is the combination of the camera shutter speed and aperture setting which control the amount of light that reaches the camera sensor when you take a photograph, and the ISO. The ISO controls the sensitivity of the camera sensor to light. When applied correctly these settings will enable a correct exposure to be achieved.

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Episode 28 – 5 Practical Applications Of The Exposure Triangle

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