10/13/11 Exposure

F stop 5.6 Shutter speed 1/250

F stop 5.6 Shutter speed 1/640

F- stop 5.6 Shutter speed 1/25

Exposure is the process of capturing light with your camera to

produce an image on film or a digital sensor. In photography there  are different exposure. There is correct exposure, there is underexposed, and overexposed. Correct exposure is when it's not too bright or not too dark, Underexposed is when the image is too dark. Overexposed is when the image is overly bright. If you analyze the picture, the top image is the correct exposure. In the correct exposure, i used the 5.6 F stop. I also used 1/125 shutter speed. The image in the middle is the underexposed. In that image i used the 5.6 F stop. I used 1/640 shutter speed. Lastly, the last image is overexposed. In that image I used the 5.6 F stop and 1/25 shutter. All the images is in 100 ISO. As you can see, the correct exposure isn't too bright or too light, while the overexposed is overly bright, and the underexposed is overly dark.