ISO: Sensitivity, adjusting the sensitivity of the camera to light. Adjusting ISO will have a significant impact on exposure and image quality. High ISO values can make up for the lack of light, but the photo noise will increase accordingly. Support manual and automatic adjustment.
S: Shutter, control photo exposure time. Support both manual and automatic adjustment.
WB: White balance, adjust the color balance of photos. Provide a variety of white balance parameters to deal with different lighting conditions, such as sunlight, incandescent lamp, fluorescent lamp, etc. It also provides professional color temperature K value adjustment. Long press the icon to lock the white balance.
AF: Focusing mode, supports auto single focus, auto continuous focus, and manual focus. The default is auto continuous focus. In auto continuous focus mode, press and hold the icon to turn on the focus lock.
EV: Exposure compensation, select an exposure value to make the photo darker or brighter. Press and hold this icon to lock the exposure value.
RAW: RAW image format refers to the original image output directly from the camera sensor without processing, storing the complete information of the light at the time of taking the picture, which can retain more image details. Usually, JPEG (JPG) images are generated after effect processing and compression of the photo format, compared to the original image has lost a lot of useful information, such as the details of highlights and dark areas. RAW images are often used in professional photography for post-processing to achieve the style and effect you want.
