Assertion: camera's light | /r/CapableOf | hit the sensor
Facets:
value: for the first time
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: When the light hits the sensor for the first time, the camera has no idea if the light is showing its maximum intensity or not until it changes the position of the lens to vary that intensity.
text: If there's not a ton of light, open the aperture to let more light in, slow the shutter speed to increase the duration of light hitting the sensor, or increase the ISO (or do all three!).
text: When you take a photo, the longer the shutter is open (or the sensor is activated), the more light hits the sensor.
text: The more light hits the sensor, the brighter the image will be.
text: If you don’t let enough light hit the sensor, everything will just look murky and black.
text: Shutter refers to the mechanical or electronic control that allows light to hit the sensor, and therefore is responsible for the duration of the exposure.
text: refers to the mechanical or electronic control that allows light to hit the sensor, and therefore is responsible for the duration of the exposure.
text: Aperture controls both the depth of field and how much light hits the sensor.