📸 Smart Exposure Value Calculator (EV)
Analyze the relationship between Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO to find the perfect Exposure Value (EV).
Higher values favor low light but increase image noise.
Lower F-numbers create stronger background blur (shallow Depth of Field).
Faster speeds freeze motion; slower speeds allow dynamic blurring.
Calculated Current Exposure Value (EV)
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Please select all three settings.
Recommended Scene Condition
ND Filter Long Exposure Timer
Essential for Long ExposureAdjusted Shutter Speed
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Open the shutter for this duration to achieve smooth long-exposure effects.
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Depth of Field (DoF) & Hyperfocal Distance
Essential for Landscape/PortraitDepth of Field Results (DoF)
Near Limit-- m
Far Limit-- m
Total DoF Range-- m
Hyperfocal Distance
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The Exposure Triangle
- Aperture (F-Stop): Controls the size of the lens opening. A lower F-value means a wider opening, increasing light and decreasing the Depth of Field.
- Shutter Speed: The duration the shutter remains open. Faster speeds freeze motion, while slower speeds capture movement blur.
- ISO (Sensitivity): The sensor's sensitivity to light. Higher ISO brightens the image but introduces digital noise (grain).
Recommended EV Values by Scene
| Scene Condition | EV Value |
|---|---|
| Bright Daylight (Beach/Snow) | EV 15~16 |
| Clear Sunny Day | EV 14~15 |
| Cloudy / Overcast Day | EV 12~13 |
| Sunrise / Sunset | EV 12 |
| City Night Scene with Neon | EV 9~10 |
| Bright Indoor Lighting | EV 7~8 |