Examples of 'your aperture' in a sentence
Meaning of "your aperture"
your aperture: It refers to the opening in a camera lens that controls the amount of light passing through
How to use "your aperture" in a sentence
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Open your aperture to its widest setting.
Then you have got your aperture.
Think of your aperture as the iris of your eye.
The easiest thing is to reduce your aperture.
You can open up your aperture to let in more light.
The opposite will happen if you open up your aperture.
It is your aperture.
You do not want to go much wider than this when adjusting your aperture.
Set your Aperture for the optimal depth of field that you want.
The same goes with your aperture.
Choose your aperture and ISO.
Let us start with your aperture.
As your aperture opens, you get less depth of field.
Controlling depth of field with your aperture setting.
Secondly, make sure your aperture number is as high as it can be.
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You can also make your image lighter or darker by adjusting your aperture.
When did you open your aperture to let in more light?
Precaution to take when setting your Aperture.
As a rule of thumb, close your aperture for landscapes so that everything is evenly focused.
The first step is your aperture.
This is called depth of field, and it is also controlled by your aperture.
Put it into aperture priority mode, set your aperture and ISO, and take a test shot.
Conversely, the image will have less light and greater depth if you lower your aperture.
Next is to set your aperture.
A High Number means a small opening in your aperture.
So you drop your aperture to f/4.
As you need more light, you may need to raise your aperture.
Pay attention to your aperture.
This depends on your aperture.
The lower this number, the wider your aperture choices.
If not, you will have to compensate by lowering your aperture since you are in direct sun.
To correct this, adjust your aperture.
Depth of field - control out of focus areas by closing your aperture to f/5.6 or smaller.
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The camera sets the aperture automatically
The aperture or peristome is bordered by a lip or labrum
A lid covering the aperture of pollen grains
