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Keep in mind that these recommendations are just a starting point. Here are some tips that can help you zero in on your ideal exposure:

• Your camera will recommend an ideal exposure, which you can accept or reject. If the camera considers your setting out of bounds, it may flash a warning in your viewfinder.
• Adjust your exposure based on the ISO setting. If your camera is set to an equivalent of ISO 200, for instance, the Sunny 16 Rule would call for a shutter speed of f/16 and a shutter speed of 1/250.
• Make adjustments for brighter or darker scenes. If you’re shooting in a dark room, for instance, the Sunny 16 Rule doesn’t really apply—but it’s a good starting point. Open the aperture or lengthen the shutter speed to account for the reduced light.

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