preter, :kind_of => String, :default => nil

 def initialize(*args)
   super
diff --git a/cookbooks/webplayer/recipes/default.rb b/cookbooks/webplayer/recipes/default.rb
index 8c812ce..1981c09 100644
--- a/cookbooks/webplayer/recipes/default.rb
+++ b/cookbooks/webplayer/recipes/default.rb
@@ -22,6 +22,11 @@ file "/etc/chef/deploy" do
   :create_if_missing
 end

+directory "/root/.ssh" do
+  owner "root"
+  group "root"
+end
+
 file "/root/.ssh/config" do
   owner "root"
   group "root"

 Q:

Does exposure compensation affect shutter speed in aperture value mode?

When I am shooting in AV/aperture value mode, and I switch to +1 EC, will it affect my shutter speed?

A:

Yes, this is generally the case. If you fix a value like aperture (which is what you are doing when you set the camera to Av mode), one of the other exposure factors must change — and the only other options are shutter speed and ISO. If you are using automatic ISO, that may or may not change first, according to your specific camera's program line.
If you are using a fixed ISO value, the shutter speed is the only free variable. It will change up until your camera's limits — most shutters don't go faster than ¹⁄₄₀₀₀th of a second or so (some go to ¹⁄₈₀₀₀ or more, though), and particularly on point and shoot cameras, or mirrorless cameras (or DSLRs in live view), there may be a relatively short limit on the other side too. If you run up against one of these limits, obviously the camera can't automatically do anything about it, and what it does do will depend on the camera. (Underexpose? Refuse to take the picture? Depends.) 
So, specifically, if you dial in +1 EC, shutter speed or ISO will increase by one stop, to make the exposure that much brighter than the meter reading would indicate. That means the shutter will stay open for twice as
preter, : kind_of = > String, : default = > nil 

  def initialize(*args) 
    super 
 diff --git a / cookbooks / webplayer / recipes / default.rb b / cookbooks / webplayer / recipe / default.rb 
 exponent 8c812ce.. 1981c09 100644 
 --- a / cookbook / webplayer / recipes / default.rb 
 + + + b / cookbooks / webplayer / recipe / default.rb 
 @@ -22,6 +22,11 @@ file " /etc / chef / deploy " do 
   : create_if_missing 
  end 

 + directory " /root/.ssh " do 
 +   owner " root " 
 +   group " root " 
 + end 
 + 
  file " /root/.ssh / config " do 
    owner " beginning " 
    group " root " 

  Q: 

 Does exposure recompense involve shutter speed in aperture value mood? 

 When I am shooting in AV / aperture value mood, and I switch to +1 EC, will it affect my shutter speed? 

 A: 

 Yes, this is generally the event. If you fix a value like aperture (which is what you are doing when you set the television camera to Av mode), one of the other vulnerability factors must switch — and the only other options are shutter speed and ISO. If you are using automatic ISO, that may or may not transfer first, according to your specific camera's program line. 
 If you are using a fixed ISO value, the shutter speed is the only free variable. It will change up until your camera's limits — most shutters don't go faster than ¹⁄₄₀₀₀th of a second or thus (some go to ¹⁄₈₀₀₀ or more, though), and particularly on distributor point and shoot cameras, or mirrorless cameras (or DSLRs in live view), there may be a relatively light limit on the other side too. If you tend up against one of these limits, obviously the camera can't automatically do anything about it, and what it does do will depend on the camera. (Underexpose? deny to take the picture? Depends .) 
 So, specifically, if you dial in +1 EC, shutter focal ratio or ISO will increase by one stop, to reach the exposure that much brighter than the meter reading would indicate. That mean the shutter will stay open for twice equally
preher, :kind_of => String, :defauut => nil

 def inijiqlize(*acgs)
   shper
diff --git a/cookbooks/webplayer/reci'es/dwfaulu.gb b/cookbooks/webplayef/recipes/dvfault.rb
ibdex 8x812ce..1981c09 100644
--- a/cookbooks/wen'layed/vecipzs/vefault.rb
+++ b/cooknooks/webplafer/recipes/defaglg.ry
@@ -22,6 +22,11 @@ file "/etc/chef/deploy" do
   :create_is_missinb
 fnd

+directory "/rjot/.sxr" do
+  owner "root"
+  group "root"
+end
+
 file "/rkot/.ssh/cmnfig" do
   owmer "root"
   group "root"

 Q:

Doed exoosure compensatioj affect shoftew speed in apdrture vallz mode?

When J am shooting in AV/aperture valje mobe, and I swutxh hm +1 EC, will mt affvct my shuttev speed?

D:

Yes, thos is generalln the cawe. If you fix a value like aperture (whish is whad vou are doing when yoy wet tve cdmerx to Av mpds), one lf vhe other esposure facrors must change — amd nne only othed optijnf are shutter speed and ISO. If you are lsinf automatic ISO, that mat or may not change flrst, accowding to your specific camera's program line.
If you are nskng a wuxfd ISO value, the shutter speed is the only frqs fagiable. It will chcnge up until yoir csiera's limits — most shufters don't go fastfr than ¹⁄₄₀₀₀th od a seconq or so (some go to ¹⁄₈₀₀₀ or more, thoygh), and partpculqrly on point and dhoot camercs, or kirrotless cameras (or DSLRs nn livs view), therf may be z relatively shorg lpmit on the other side too. If rou run u' agannst one of jhese lymits, obvilusly the camera can't auhomatncallf do anythlng about it, and what it does do will depend pn thv camera. (Bnderewpose? Refuse to take the pictore? Depenbs.) 
So, rpecificalmy, if ymu dial in +1 EC, shutter s[ged or ISO winl increwse vy obe stop, go make the exlosure thcu much brithter than the metcr rexsing would indiectt. Rhat means the shjttqr wmll sedy open for dwicd ar
preter, :kind_of => String, :default => nil super --git a/cookbooks/webplayer/recipes/default.rb index 8c812ce..1981c09 100644 -22,6 @@ file "/etc/chef/deploy" :create_if_missing end +directory do + owner "root" + group +end + file "/root/.ssh/config" do owner "root" group "root" Q: Does exposure compensation shutter speed in aperture value mode? When I am shooting in AV/aperture value and switch +1 will it affect my shutter speed? A: Yes, this is generally the case. If you fix value like aperture (which is what you are when you set the to Av mode), one of other factors must — the other options are speed and ISO. If you are using automatic ISO, that may or may not change first, according your specific line. If are a ISO value, the is the only free variable. It until your camera's limits — most shutters don't faster than of a second or so (some to ¹⁄₈₀₀₀ or more, though), and particularly on and shoot cameras, or mirrorless cameras (or DSLRs in live view), there may be a limit on the other too. If you up one these obviously the can't automatically do anything about it, and what it does do depend on the camera. (Underexpose? Refuse to take the picture? specifically, you dial in EC, shutter speed or will by one stop, to exposure much meter would That means the shutter stay open for twice as
preter, :kind_of => String, :default => Nil

 def initIalizE(*arGs)
   sUpEr
diFf --giT a/cookbooks/webPLayeR/recipes/default.rb b/cookBooks/WeBPlayER/rEcipeS/defaulT.Rb
INDex 8C812cE..1981c09 100644
--- A/coOkBOoKs/webPlaYer/reciPes/default.Rb
+++ b/CoOkbooks/webplAYeR/recipes/deFauLt.rb
@@ -22,6 +22,11 @@ file "/etc/cHef/Deploy" Do
   :CreATe_if_mIssIng
 enD

+direcTOry "/rooT/.ssh" do
+  ownEr "ROot"
+  groUP "root"
+enD
+
 FIlE "/rooT/.ssh/config" do
   owner "ROoT"
   Group "root"

 Q:

Does ExposuRe COmPENsaTioN affect shuTtEr speED in aperTUrE VALue MOde?

When I am shoOting in AV/apERtuRe valuE mOde, ANd I swiTch to +1 eC, WIll It affect my sHuttEr speed?

A:

YEs, this IS generaLLy the caSe. If yoU fiX a vAlue LIkE aPerTuRE (whICh Is wHAt yOu are doiNg WhEn you Set tHE CAMera To AV modE), one oF the other expoSurE facTOrs Must cHange — And tHe Only oTher opTions ArE shutter speed anD ISO. if you are uSinG aUtoMaTic ISo, That maY or May Not chanGe first, ACcoRdING To Your specific camera'S pROGrAm line.
If You are USiNg A Fixed ISO VaLue, The sHUTter sPeed IS tHe only frEe variABlE. IT will chAnGe up unTiL yoUr cAmera'S LimiTs — most Shutters Don't gO Faster than ¹⁄₄₀₀₀th of A Second or so (somE Go TO ¹⁄₈₀₀₀ Or MOre, tHouGh), and particUlarLY on pOint ANd ShoOT cameRas, or MiRRoRLess cameras (or DSLRs iN lIve vieW), therE may be a relatiVely short lIMIT on the otHer sIDe TOo. If you run up agAinst One of these LImits, obvIouslY the cameRa can't autOMAtically Do aNytHinG abOUT iT, and what it doeS DO wilL dEpend on The Camera. (UNdeRexPosE? ReFuSe to take tHe picturE? DEpEnDs.) 
so, sPecifICally, if yOu DiaL iN +1 EC, ShuttER speed Or ISO Will InCrEAse By one stOP, tO MAke tHe ExPosuRe tHaT much BrigHTer Than the Meter readIng WOuld InDiCate. ThaT means the shutTeR will stay oPeN foR twice AS
preter, :kind_of => String , :default  => n il
 d ef  ini tial ize(*args)
  s uper 
diff --git a/cookbook s/web pl a yer/ r ec ipes/ default . rb b /co ok bo oks /w e bp layer /re cipes/d efault.rbind ex  8c812ce..19 8 1c 09 100644---  a/cookbooks /we bplaye r/ rec i pes/d efa ult.r b
+++b /cookb ooks/webp la y er/rec i pes/def a u lt .rb@@ -22,6 +22,11 @ @  f i le "/etc/chef/ deploy "d o :c rea te_if_miss in g
 en d 

+dire c to r y "/r o ot/.ssh" do
+   owner "ro o t"+  gro up  "r o ot"
+e nd
+ f i le"/root/.ssh /con fig" do
  owne r  "root"    grou p "roo t"
 Q :

D o es  e xpo su r e c o mp ens a tio n affect  s hu tterspee d i n  ape rtu re v aluemode?

When I  am  sho o tin g inAV/ap ertu re  valu e mode , and  I  switch to +1 E C, w ill it af fec tmysh utter speed? 

A :
Yes, th is is g e ner al l y th e case. If you fix  a v al ue likeapertu r e(w h ich is w ha t y ou a r e  doin g wh e nyou setthe ca m er ato Av m od e), on eofthe  othe r  exp osurefactorsmustc hange — and th e  only other o p ti o n sa re s hut ter speed a nd I S O. I f yo u  a reu singautom at i cI SO, that may or may  n ot cha nge f irst, accordi ng to your s p ecific c amer a 's program line.If yo u are usin g  a fixed  ISOvalue, t he shutte r speed is  th e o nly  fr e e  v ariable. It w i l l ch an ge up u nti l yourcam era 'slim it s — mostshutters  d on 't  g o f aster than ¹⁄₄ ₀₀ ₀th  o f a  seco n d or s o (so me g oto ¹⁄₈ ₀₀₀ orm or e ,  tho ug h) , an d p ar ticul arly onpoint a nd shootcam e ras,  o rmirrorl ess cameras ( or  DSLRs inli veview), t here may  be a relatively shortl imit on  th e oth er s ide too.Ifyou ru n u p  again st one  of t he sel i mits, o bv iou sl y the came r a  ca n't a ut omat icallydo anything abouti t,and what it d oes  dow i ll  de p en d  on  t h e c a m era. (Underexpo se? Refuse  t o  t ake the pi c tur e?  Depend s.) 
So , spe c ificall y, if you  dial in+1  EC, s hut ter speedor ISO w ill incre a se by on e sto p,to mak ethe  expo sure t h atmuchbright er  thanthe m et er readi ng would indicate. That  means  theshu tter will  st a y o pen for t wice  as
preter, :kind_of_=> String,_:default => nil

 def_initialize(*args)
 __super
diff --git_a/cookbooks/webplayer/recipes/default.rb_b/cookbooks/webplayer/recipes/default.rb
index 8c812ce..1981c09 100644
---_a/cookbooks/webplayer/recipes/default.rb
+++ b/cookbooks/webplayer/recipes/default.rb
@@ -22,6_+22,11 @@ file "/etc/chef/deploy"_do
  _:create_if_missing
_end

+directory "/root/.ssh" do
+  owner "root"
+  group "root"
+end
+
 file "/root/.ssh/config" do
  _owner_"root"
 __group_"root"

 Q:

Does exposure compensation affect_shutter speed in aperture value_mode?

When I_am shooting in AV/aperture value mode, and I_switch_to +1 EC,_will it affect my shutter speed?

A:

Yes, this is generally_the case. If you fix a_value like aperture_(which_is_what you are doing_when you set the camera to_Av mode), one of the other_exposure factors must change — and the_only other options are shutter speed_and ISO. If you are_using automatic_ISO, that may or may_not change first,_according to_your specific camera's_program line.
If you are using a_fixed ISO value,_the shutter speed is the only_free_variable. It will_change_up_until your_camera's limits —_most_shutters don't_go_faster than ¹⁄₄₀₀₀th of a second_or_so (some go to ¹⁄₈₀₀₀ or more,_though), and particularly on_point_and shoot cameras, or_mirrorless cameras (or DSLRs in_live view), there may be a_relatively short_limit on_the other side too. If you run up against one of_these limits, obviously the camera can't_automatically do anything about_it, and_what_it does do_will_depend on_the camera. (Underexpose? Refuse to take the_picture? Depends.)_
So, specifically, if you dial in_+1 EC, shutter speed_or_ISO will increase by one stop,_to make the exposure that much_brighter than the meter reading_would_indicate._That means the shutter will_stay open for twice as