Aperture and Shutter
This project demonstrates the usage of the aperture and shutter on a Nikon D60. The challenge was to show both small and large depths of field as well as slow and fast shutter speeds. Aperture affects the depth of field, although they are sometimes referred to as interchangeable terminology. Many people know the aperture as the f/stops and shows on the camera screen as f#. Shutter speed determines the length of the shutter. This determines the amount of time given for light to pass through. A faster shutter speed will allow less light through because it has been given less time. A slower shutter speed will allow more light through given more time. The remaining images were open to explore different lighting.
