Sentence examples for a correct exposure from inspiring English sources

In a semiautomatic model, the operator adjusts the aperture and shutter speed until the camera's display indicates a correct exposure.

Obviously getting a correct exposure is something of a challenge.

Our results demonstrate that an integrated monitoring approach is also essential for a correct exposure and risk assessment.

On the other hand, a background-modeling metering scheme enables much better results than the conventional approaches, since it is insensitive to the position of an object in the image and it maintains a correct exposure of that object of interest.

If it is in the middle of the "O" mark, then you have a correct exposure.

If you need a higher ISO for a correct exposure with a fast-enough shutter speed to avoid blur from a lack of camera support or moving subject, use it.

The type of camera he used takes skill and knowledge to create a reasonably correct exposure.

Left-to-right: indicating under-exposure (towards the - mark), indicating over-exposure (needle towards the + mark), and indicating a roughly correct exposure (needle close to the O mark).

When you a need to correct exposure, white balance, contrast and a host of other typical post processing tasks, doing so in a RAW file lets you do a better job since you have all of the original information in the image.

Proper technique with a slow film such as Fuji Velvia or Kodak Ektar, correct exposure, a moderate aperture, and a moderate shutter speed or tripod, can produce very sharp, fine-grained photos with an old 35mm SLR or even a nice point-and-shoot (which should choose a moderate or small aperture and a moderate to high shutter speed on its own in bright light).

The dimming of automobile headlights, the setting of the diaphragm of a camera, and the correct exposure for colour prints may be accomplished automatically by connecting a photocell directly to the machine in question.