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Maximum and Minimum Aperture in Photography, Explained

pay per click advertising Understanding your aperture in photography is key to creating great photos. One of the most important considerations is the difference between “maximum aperture” and “minimum aperture.” You’ll constantly hear photographers use these terms, but they can … Continue reading

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Do You Need a Fast Aperture Lens for Wildlife Photography?

“Just an f-stop or two.” This basically sums up the benefits of fast telephoto lenses. The difference between $ 3000 and $ 13,000 may be as simple as f/4 versus f/2.8. Is the price – and the weight – worth … Continue reading

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A System to Pick the Right Shutter Speed, Aperture, and ISO

In this week’s video, I’m covering a topic I’ve wanted to write about for a while, but couldn’t find a good way to put to paper. Ultimately, I think it works much better as a demonstration format instead. Photography Life

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Understanding Aperture in Photography

Illustration that shows types of photography at different aperture settings Having a good understanding of key photography concepts is absolutely critical if you want to take the best possible photos. Photography Life

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Understanding Aperture Priority Mode in Photography

Aperture priority mode is critically useful, but a lot of photographers, advanced or not, don’t fully understand its potential. I personally use it almost all the time, for everything from wildlife to landscape photography. It usually provides optimal results more … Continue reading

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