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Term: Auto Exposure (AE)
Description: Auto exposure is a shooting mode on a camera where the camera selects all aspects of an exposure. The photographer can effectively "point and shoot" with a camera in auto exposure mode. The photographer frames the subject or scene and the camera chooses an aperture, shutter speed, and ISO without the photographer's input.
Auto Exposure (AE)
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