Assertion: shutter | /r/CapableOf | remain open
Facets:
value: the longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: as long as required
type: MANNER
value: exposure time,
type: TEMPORAL
value: as long as they held
type: TEMPORAL
value: in bulb mode
type: OTHER
value: during the exposure
type: TEMPORAL
value: on the "m"
type: LOCATION
value: on manual setting of the camera
type: MANNER
value: in mirrorless and translucent mirror cameras
type: OTHER
value: during live-view mode
type: TEMPORAL
value: before closing
type: TEMPORAL
value: to allow
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The time for which a shutter remains open (exposure time, often called "shutter speed") is determined by a timing mechanism.
text: That’s right, the shutter needs to stay open longer.
text: Mechanical shutters typically had a Time setting, where the shutter opened when the button was pressed and remained open until it was pressed again, Bulb where the shutter remained open as long as the button was pressed (originally actuated by squeezing an actual rubber bulb), and Instantaneous exposure, with settings ranging from 30" to 1/4000" for the best leaf shutters, faster for focal-plane shutters, and more restricted for basic types.
text: Ideally the shutter opens instantaneously, remains open as long as required, and closes instantaneously.
text: The shutter opens, and remains open, for whatever duration you have set your camera to expose.
text: The shutter speed controls the length of time that a camera's shutter remains open.
text: When you select this shutter speed, the shutter will remain open all the while you have your finger on the shutter button.
text: The time for which a shutter remains open (exposure time, often called "shutter speed") is determined by a timing mechanism.
text: Mechanical shutters typically had a Time setting, where the shutter opened when the button was pressed and remained open until it was pressed again, Bulb where the shutter remained open as long as the button was pressed (originally actuated by squeezing an actual rubber bulb), and Instantaneous exposure, with settings ranging from 30" to 1/4000" for the best leaf shutters, faster for focal-plane shutters, and more restricted for basic types.
text: Ideally the shutter opens instantaneously, remains open as long as required, and closes instantaneously.
text: Anyway, I finally realized that shutter speed refers to the amount of time the shutter remains open…and not how fast it mechanically opens or shuts.
text: It determines the length of time the shutter remains open to allow the light to pass through the lens aperture and expose the image sensor.
text: The shorter the time your shutter remains open, the more motion it will freeze.
text: The amount of time that the shutter remains open before closing again is the shutter speed.
text: In Britain shutters were marked with B - the shutter remained open as long as the release button was held and T - the shutter opened when the release button was pressed and closed when next pressed.
text: The shutter speed control is the place on the camera where you set the amount of time the shutter will remain open.
text: Since the pixels on the sensor remain "live" during readout, if the shutter remained open, light would continue to alter the charge accumulated by each pixel during the shifting operation which could result in blur or ghosting.
text: s will add a stop of light because the shutter will remain open twice as long.
text: Finally, 1⁄ 4 s to 1⁄ 8 s is a further halving of the time the shutter remains open or the third stop.
text: This means, the longer the shutter stays open, the more light passes.
text: A slow shutter speed means the shutter stays open longer, which allows more light to pass through.
text: The time this shutter stays open is referred to as shutter speed.
text: In mirrorless and translucent mirror cameras, the shutter stays open during live-view mode before you take a picture.
text: Ok: it is the amount of time your shutter stays open when you click the button thingie.
text: The longer your shutter stays open the more motion it will have time to record.
text: When set to bulb, generally on the "M" or manual setting of the camera, the shutter will stay open as long as the shutter release button (or shutter release cable or remote) remains depressed.
text: Shutter speed is the length of time that the shutter inside your camera stays open during the exposure.
text: In Bulb mode, the shutter stays open as long as the shutter button is held down (or locked with a remote)
text: As long as they held the bulb down, the shutter would stay open.
text: When the shutter stays open longer and all the other settings remain constant, you are allowing more light in.
text: The amount of time the shutter stays open is controlled by the shutter speed setting.
text: It is the amount of time the shutter stays open for the light to fall on the image sensor to create an image.
text: The lower the denominator, the more time the shutter stays open and more light enters in, thereby slowing the shutter speed.