Question

How would you set your camera to get sharp photos of flying birds in the low light of early morning?

(1 point)

Use a fast shutter speed with a wide aperture.

Use a narrow aperture with a low ISO.

Use a telephoto lens with a slow shutter speed.

Use a slow shutter speed with a high ISO.

Answer 1

Use a fast shutter speed with a wide aperture.

A fast shutter freezes the bird's motion; a wide aperture lets in more light so you can use that fast speed in low‑light conditions (you may also need to raise ISO or use continuous AF/burst mode).