Also known as “Autoexposure,” (see above) this is a system in an autoexposure camera that meters the light and automatically adjusts the aperture and shutter speed settings for proper exposure.

With automatic exposure (AE) the camera's computer and metering system automatically select the aperture and shutter speed for a correct exposure. Read articles that include this term

Automatic exposure controls on video cameras, for all their blessings, are subject to rapid, distracting brightness changes. Alternative: use it to set exposure, lock it out and make manual Stop changes, or allow the image temporarily to be dark or light. See: Through-the-Lens Metering.

The camera automatically adjusts the aperture or shutter speed or both for the proper exposure. Autofocus

The camera sets the shutter speed and aperture for the correct exposure according to the light.

The camera automatically adjusts the aperture or shutter speed or both for the proper exposure. Autofocus

With automatic exposure (AE) the camera's computer and metering system automatically select the aperture and shutter speed for a correct exposure. Read articles that include this term

Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and programmed Auto Exposure are all forms of automatic exposure. When clicking the half shutter button, the AE is locked and the camera can me moved while maintaining the same exposure. There is also a dedicated button in many cameras called AE-L which locks the AE when pressed and allows taking multiple shots [..]

A camera's ability to adjust aperture and shutter speed automatically using an internal light meter and achieve optimal exposure.