Shutter Bracketing ..Contolling light and motion

Shutter speed bracketing
The shutter is a controller of light and motion.

	Fuji Provia 100 Normal Exposure - 1/125 @ F16 Known Exposure: Sunny 16 Rule
	One Stop over Exposure - 1/60 @ F16
	One stop under exposure - 1/250 @ F16

The shutter has the ability to create motion or to freeze it as in the photographs below.


Slow Shutter Speed 1/30 to 1/8 of a second Using slower shutter speeds help to create a nice soft effect to the water.	Fast Shutter Speed 1/125 to 1/500 of a second. Using faster type shutter speeds, you have the ability to freeze or stop motion.

Below are some common shutter speeds found on most cameras.
1/1000 -1/500 -1/250 -1/125 -1/60 -1/30 -1/15 -1/4 -1/8 -1 second

Just remember, if you only create one image in the camera, that will be your only image.

One known exposure - Sunny Sixteen.

Your exposure is the reciprocal of your film speed.
From about 10 AM in the morning to around 4 PM in the
afternoon, a front- lit subject can be exposed by using this setting.
If your film speed is 100 ISO, your shutter speed would
be 1/ 125th of a second and your aperture would be F-16.
If your ISO were 50, your camera setting would be – 1/60th
of a second and your aperture would be set at F-16.