shutter priority
A digital camera setting that allows the user to set the shutter speed and allows the camera determine the aperture size (also called f-stop) for a correctly exposed image.
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- aperture priority
A digital camera setting that allows the user to set the size of the aperture (also called f-stop) and allow the camera to determine the shutter speed for a correctly exposed image. Other digital camera settings and shooting modes include: Macro mode to focus on subjects close to the camera lens. Sports mode to shoot […]
- landscape mode
In photography and digital photography, landscape mode is a function of the digital camera that is used when you are taking photos of a scene, not a single object (see “Portrait Mode”). When taking photos in landscape mode, the digital camera will automatically focus on as much of the scene as possible by using a […]
- portrait mode
In photography and digital photography, portrait mode is a function of the digital camera that is used when you are taking photos of a single subject. When taking photos in portrait mode, the digital camera will automatically uses a large aperture to help keep the background out of focus by using a narrow depth of […]
- night mode
In photography and digital photography, night mode is a function of the digital camera that is used when you are taking photos in low-light situations — or at night time. When taking photos in night mode, the digital camera uses a long shutter speed to capture scene details and also fires the camera’s flash to […]
- automatic exposure mode
Automatic exposure mode (also called automatic exposure and abbreviated as AE) is a standard feature on digital cameras that will automatically determine the correct exposure for pictures without any user input other than to select the AE option before taking a picture. In automatic mode the cameras will make all the decisions for you, including […]