How does aperture relate to photography?

31 Mar 2024 · 0 min
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In this instructional segment, the presenter explains how camera aperture settings affect both the amount of light that reaches the sensor and the depth of field in a photograph. Using a flower as an example, she contrasts a wide aperture (f/2.8) that lets in a lot of light but yields a shallow depth of field, with a narrow aperture (f/22) that admits far less light yet provides a much greater depth of field, keeping more of the subject in focus.

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