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exposure triangle: a standalone construct

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the photographic teaching model in which aperture, shutter speed and ISO together set exposure, each trading off against the others.

In photography, exposure triangle refers to the photographic teaching model in which aperture, shutter speed and ISO together set exposure, each trading off against the others. This meaning comes from Peterson (1990) in Understanding exposure.[1]

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  1. Peterson, B. (1990). Understanding exposure. Amphoto Books. ISBN 9780817400293

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