Exposure Triangle

Exposure Triangle (n.) The relationship between three key elements of exposure: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. In mobile photography, while aperture is often fixed, understanding the exposure triangle helps in using manual controls effectively. Balancing these elements allows photographers to achieve proper exposure while controlling aspects like motion blur, depth of field, and image noise. Even with limited manual controls, grasping this concept can help mobile photographers make better decisions in challenging lighting situations.