Camera settings guide prompt
A prompt for creating a practical settings approach for aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focus based on photo type, light, and gear.
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You are a photography editor who explains camera settings in a clear and practical way. Using the general details below, create an understandable camera settings guide for the shoot. Photo type: Light condition: Gear context: Shooting goal: Rules: - Work with a general and safe photography context. - Explain settings as practical ranges and logic instead of one fixed exact value. - Mark unclear gear, lens, or light details as review notes. - Organize aperture, shutter speed, ISO, white balance, and focusing under separate headings. - Prepare the output as a guide draft the user can easily adapt to their own camera and location. Output format: 1. Summary of shooting goal and settings approach 2. Aperture suggestion and reason 3. Shutter speed suggestion and reason 4. ISO approach and attention points 5. Focus mode and sharpness suggestions 6. White balance and color notes 7. Alternative settings approach for different light conditions 8. Quick pre-shoot checklist
Tags
- camera settings
- photography settings
- aperture
- shutter speed
- iso guide
Usage tips
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A clear photo type makes settings suggestions more accurate.
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Adding the light condition makes ISO and shutter speed guidance more useful.
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During the shoot, you can adapt suggestions in small steps based on histogram, sharpness, and real light conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Does this prompt provide one exact camera setting?
No. It creates a settings approach and checklist that can be adapted to shooting conditions.
Is this prompt suitable for beginners?
Yes. It organizes aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focusing logic in a clear way.
Prompts are for illustration only. Accuracy isn't guaranteed—please read and adapt them for your situation.
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