Aperture and Shutter Speed

[thinkricky]

I'm looking for a thread that explains Aperture and Shutter speed and their relationship to eachother. Anyone suggest a book or link? I assume it's too much to post. Let me know

 

[darkpbstar]

the book "Understanding Digital Photography" I just purchased it and think it's excellent. The guys in here will help aswell

 

[thinkricky]

I'll look into that thanks.

 

[Kazoo]

Here's one specifically about aperture & shutter speed:

http://tiberius47.deviantart.com/art/Shutter-Speed-Aperture-ISO-52555757

and this one too:

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123160&highlight=faq

The 2nd one has tons of great links.

 

[thinkricky]

Thanks I'll check them out.

 

[Mav]

Just posting so the FAQ link in my sig shows up. We've tried to get this stickied a few times.

 

[dEARlEADER]

To the OP -

http://www.camerasinteractive.com/index.php#

Above is a great link to learn aperture/shutter speed. Enjoy it!!!!

The link was donated by the good forum member JerryPH. I did try using the forum search to find this link for you but was unsuccessful. I had to troll through Jerry's old messages to find it.

 

[abraxas]

I'm looking for a thread that explains Aperture and Shutter speed and their relationship to eachother. Anyone suggest a book or link? I assume it's too much to post. Let me know

I'll tell you what I just did. Reading this thread I thought, "I got to get some air." I went up to my local public library and browsed through the little used book store they have off to the side that the "Friends of the Library", operate. I bought a book called, "Photography - A Handbook of History, Materials, and Processes." It cost me 10 cents. Chapter 4 explains exposure. I recommend you do the same and spend a dime on a book of your choice. After I was done at the library I swung by the tire shop and got a spare aired up properly.

 

[LaFoto]

Seems like this thread has run its course. Time for it to come to a rest now.