 Cali |
Can U tell shutter speed & f-stop used from a pic? Are there photographers who could tell what shutter speed and f-stop was used by looking at a B/W photo(s)? ...and how to re-create that "look"?
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
they can guess. slow speed, wide aperture.
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Bob Cammarata |
If he or she knows what lens was used, a photographer with a trained eye can get pretty close to determining the camera/lens settings. As Greg mentioned, this is only a guess...(albeit an educated one.)
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Bob Cammarata |
Cali, To follow up,...Are you referring to an image in particular? Can you upload it here? (It might be a fun exercise for some to try to figure it out.) :)
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John P. Sandstedt |
A lens's EV allows one to take the same exposure at a variety of aperture/shutter speed settings since these are "proportional." You can tell a larger aperture because the background may be significantly less sharp. Conversely, smaller openings will produce images with greater depth of field.
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