🎥 “STOP” LÀ GÌ TRONG NHIẾP ẢNH? – NGHE NHIỀU MÀ CHƯA CHẮC ĐÃ HIỂU! 📸🛑

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Khi bắt đầu học nhiếp ảnh, bạn sẽ liên tục nghe thấy cụm từ “tăng 1 stop”, “giảm 2 stop” – nhưng thật sự thì STOP là gì? Và tại sao nó lại quan trọng đến thế?
Hello everyone today I'm talking about a concept that sounds very intimidating at first glance
If you use this word folks will surely say wow—this guy is something
that means stop but what does "stop" actually mean I keep forgetting
Stop is a general concept it means for instance that when we
say this we capture a scene or image and the capture is complete
I feel there's a need to turn it on Of course if you want
it brightened just increase the brightness using the monitor
It means you can use any aperture or ISO setting you want to get it bright enough
But we need a unit of light measurement to know what constitutes brightness and how bright it is
Usually she'd say it like this: I want
the light up one stop I want the light up two stops
I want the light reduced by 1
stop reduced by 2 stops — what does that mean
It means that when she said I wanted the light increased by one stop she meant doubling the amount of light
She said to go up two stops two stops means double
double means double double means double the bota
That's the common term we use referring to how professionals talk to each other—when I say two stops that's what I mean
As for the matter of how you want to double it that's about taking the next
step—meaning you have various options to choose from for instance this one
I want the image to appear one stop just
remember that one stop means a digital image
All three of the following settings: aperture shutter speed and ISO
Out of those three buttons whichever one you press to adjust the direction the brighter it gets the more the light increases
You must lunge three times one two three
When you're lăng three times it's three cracks not three stops—three cracks not three stops
Three cracks give you one stop
when you open up three
cracks like this your aperture will be such that the light intake will double
Then it's up to you what you do For
example if you say now "I want this
image increased by one stop " you're
indirectly saying you want it doubled
You're saying that means you
have the right to do either
of the following: open the
aperture or increase the ISO
Landing 3 cracks 1 2 3
Or you're shooting in slow motion
Also landing 1 2 3
So you're like this
Or do you want to combine it
Meaning you say it's okay
I'll just set the aperture to 1.3 that's all
We reduce the shutter speed by 1.3
We increase the ISO by 1.3
For example this
Then you also get the concept of 1 stop
So it's a stop
When people say that a
single stop of light
However there will be some more specific requirements A stop
means we want to increase
exposure
by one stop but using aperture
I want to reduce the light by one stop
Which means you
I want the light to be reduced by one stop
Reduce by one stop
That's right
You need to understand that
You're speeding up
Slow down What will be
The light will double
Therefore stop is a quantity Generalized
To represent light
that is doubled
or halved during the process
you can link the three settings:
aperture shutter speed and ISO
ISO speed
To achieve
The concept of 1 stop
Also involves a bit of mathematical fraction
For example 1 third
One third plus one third equals two thirds two thirds plus one third equals
three thirds three thirds divided by
three equals one which is exactly one stop
It sounds really eerie but there's
actually nothing to fear So when you 're
adjusting the buttons on your camera 's screen just
set the ISO speed
Just know the lens but keep in
mind that if you'
re using a 3-stop
lens you'll need to adjust the
amount of light entering the lens
However that doesn't stop you
from betting on odd numbers
For example if you bet on 4 numbers you get one third
One stop and one third
You're lanky by five units
You will receive
One stop and two thirds
The key point here is a concept
It's really intense this photo
session—just so I can better take
control of my camera and master
handling it without
having to go outside
The lantern
sways back and
forth each time
I do something
I must know what impact my action has on the light
Thank you all
