VFX Introduction
VFX Introduction For our first VFX lesson, our teacher give us the cameras that we'll be using for the first term already. So, we can get used to how it works and how we can adjust certain settings. The cameras we used are the Nikon D3200 Aperture Aperture is the hole in the iris of the camera, it is measured in F-Stops. Small F-Stop is a large opening, which allows more light to enter into the lens. Large F-Stops is smaller opening, which allows less light to enter into the camera. The Recommended setting for Aperture is F 3.5. How to set it? To adjust Aperture you hold he +/- button which is located here (see image below) Then scroll using the command dial to suit your needs. Make sure you aren't in Liveview mode when doing this. ISO ISO is how sensitive the sensor inside the camera is to light. It's a good idea to keep the ISO as low as possible. 100-200 is a good ISO setting. How to set it? To adjust the ISO, hold the FN button and use the command dial. Furthe