Unlocking the Secrets of the Exposure Triangle

The exposure triangle

The exposure triangle is important in photography because it describes the relationship between three basic things: ISO, aperture, and shutter speed. Each side of the triangle represents a different exposure setting of either shutter speed, aperture, and ISO These three settings work to balance out the exposure on your image, allowing you to take full control over the exposure of your photos and create a range of effects and styles. Without these three settings, it would be impossible to freeze movement or limit the amount of light entering your camera.