To let in the right amount of light we depend on what is known as the exposure triangle. The three pieces that make up the triangle are aperture, shutter speed and ISO. There is a fine balance between them.
Shutter priority mode will appear on your camera marked by either “TV” or “S.” This mode, as the name implies, prioritizes the shutter speed you’ve manually set over anything else. In fact, prioritization is a weak word for it. Your camera won’t deviate from the speed you’ve set at all!
Conversely, aperture priority mode is a camera setting that sets the aperture and automatically adjusts the shutter speed. While shutter priority mode can help you forcibly focus on a moving subject, aperture priority mode can help you in setting a depth of field.
Conversely, aperture priority mode is a camera setting that sets the aperture and automatically adjusts the shutter speed. While shutter priority mode can help you forcibly focus on a moving subject, aperture priority mode can help you in setting a depth of field.
Remember that creation and art are forms of expression and using different camera modes can give you more tools to expressing yourself!