Photographers use them both to describe the same parameter of a photo, although, from Physics perspective, those two are kinda inversely proportional ;)
For instance, shutter speed of 1/250 equals to 0.004 seconds exposure time.
It might be a bit confusing, though, as when greater or equal than 1 second, then the shutter speed is... the same as exposure time :))) And we know from school speed isn't measured in seconds, LOL.
Photographers use them both to describe the same parameter of a photo, although, from Physics perspective, those two are kinda inversely proportional ;)
For instance, shutter speed of 1/250 equals to 0.004 seconds exposure time.
Thanks and have a great day :)
Ahh.. right.
It might be a bit confusing, though, as when greater or equal than 1 second, then the shutter speed is... the same as exposure time :))) And we know from school speed isn't measured in seconds, LOL.
6 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds shutter speed and exposure time.
Lol. Confused again but I think I got it. 🥴😅
When less than 1 second, shutter speed is speed (how fast) and when equal to or more than 1 second than it is time (how long).
Yup, that's my practical and non-scientific understanding as well :))))
Have a great day and thank you :)