- Shutter Speed: 1/60
- Aperture: f4
- ISO: 1000
- White Balance: Cloudy
- Focal Length: 85mm
Saturday, August 1, 2009
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Lindsey · 818 weeks ago
Joseph 20p · 818 weeks ago
I find that cloudy typically works best for window light. Sometimes I have to fine tune it to get what I want.
Part of the reason it looks like there is a lot of light is that the ISO was 1000. At a lower ISO the picture would look darker. I chose f4 intentionally with this shot, and didn't want to go slower than 1/60, so ISO 1000 was needed for a proper exposure.
The light is pretty even in the shot thanks to a big window, but it wasn't very bright.