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Understanding the Photography Exposure Triangle

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The Exposure Triangle Explained

Think of the exposure triangle as your camera's control centre - it's made up of three settings that work together to determine how your photo looks. These three elements are aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.

Here's the crucial bit: when you change one setting, it affects the other two. It's like a seesaw - everything needs to stay balanced to get a properly exposed photo. Master this balance, and you'll never take another accidentally dark or overly bright photo again.

The diagram shows how each setting affects brightness. Moving towards the "brighter" end of each scale lets more light into your camera, whilst moving away reduces the light. ISO ranges from 100 to 1,600 (and beyond), shutter speed from fast 1/2501/250 to slow 1/41/4, and aperture from wide f/2.8f/2.8 to narrow f/22f/22.

Quick Tip: Start by learning one setting at a time, then practise adjusting the others to compensate. Soon it'll become second nature!

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PhotographyPhotography326 views·Updated 12 Aug 2026·1 page

Understanding the Photography Exposure Triangle

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Rachael McKay@rachaelmckay06

Learning photography might seem complex, but it all comes down to mastering one fundamental concept: the exposure triangle. This simple framework controls how bright or dark your photos appear and helps you create the exact look you want.

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The Exposure Triangle Explained

Think of the exposure triangle as your camera's control centre - it's made up of three settings that work together to determine how your photo looks. These three elements are aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.

Here's the crucial bit: when you change one setting, it affects the other two. It's like a seesaw - everything needs to stay balanced to get a properly exposed photo. Master this balance, and you'll never take another accidentally dark or overly bright photo again.

The diagram shows how each setting affects brightness. Moving towards the "brighter" end of each scale lets more light into your camera, whilst moving away reduces the light. ISO ranges from 100 to 1,600 (and beyond), shutter speed from fast 1/2501/250 to slow 1/41/4, and aperture from wide f/2.8f/2.8 to narrow f/22f/22.

Quick Tip: Start by learning one setting at a time, then practise adjusting the others to compensate. Soon it'll become second nature!

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