Cindy says ....

"As an experiment you could:

-take a light reading (on 'P' mode)

-adjust it on  'M' then bracket 

so if the light reading was 1/125 @ f5.6

-keep the shutter speed the same and change the f number, 

-above and below the light reading.  For example:

1/250@ f5.6

1/500 @ f5.6

1/1000 @ f5.6

then the other way such as:

1/125 @ f5.6

1/60 @ f5.6

1/30 @ f5.6"

Apertures (different) all at same shutter speed 1/125

f1.4 @ 1/125




 











f5.6 @ 1/125

 

 f8 @ 1/125

 f11 @ 1/125

f16 @ 1/125

As the f number increases (from f1.4 to f16) 

- the aperture gets smaller 

- less light gets in the camera and 

- the image gets darker.

Shutter Speeds (different) all at an aperture of f5.6.

1/30th @ f5.6

1/60th @ f5.6

1/125th @ f5.6 -
This is the light reading that the camera gave (on mode 'P' then adjusted on mode 'M').

 1/250th @ f5.6

1/5ooth @ f5.6

As the Shutter Speed increases (becomes faster)

- less light gets in the camera

-the image gets darker. 

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