Yeah, I definitely noticed the “you pick two and deal with the third” thing.

I think the trick in most cases is to

• Set the ISO as low as possible, depending on the lighting of the scene
• Set the shutter speed, depending on if it’s a moving target, such as animals
• Set the aperture to even out the brightness
• Play around with the ratios, as needed

That worked pretty well for my latest tries.

When I made the barn photo, I did have that composition in mind since I played around with compositions in the past, but literally had no idea what’s important for the exposure triangle. I pretty much just pressed buttons until it was bright enough and was lucky it looked good, besides the grain

ouch

This is why I’m convinced that 80% of airport personal never brushes their teeth.

fine, take my damn upvote.

Ofc that community exists lol

Wait… y’all have restrictions about that? In my school, only the teachers aren’t allowed to be biased (they are, still tho)

Frrr, boycott GmbH 🔥🔥

Bought a table from them once. Was not a good table.

Thought this was a XKCD comic and looked for the joke way too long xd