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The Exposure Triangle

Adjust aperture, shutter speed, and ISO on a real scene. Watch the frame, the background blur, and the grain respond exactly as a physical camera would.

f/4 · 1/125s · ISO 100Bright (+2.0 EV)

Shooting for

Instructor feedback

  • Exposure —Slightly bright. Consider a faster shutter speed or a smaller aperture if you want more punch.
  • Motion —Motion is crisply frozen at this shutter speed.
  • Depth of Field —Shallow depth of field — strong subject separation.
f/4

Lower = more light, blurrier background. Higher = sharper throughout.

1/125s

Faster freezes motion. Slower lets in more light but can blur movement.

100

Higher amplifies the signal — brighter, but grainier.

Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO form the exposure triangle. Any one of them can brighten or darken the frame — but each carries a side effect. This studio lets you feel that trade-off directly instead of memorizing it.

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