Aperture Explained Photography Tutorial: Understanding Exposure And Camera Settings

Aperture Explained Photography Tutorial: Understanding Exposure And Camera Settings

Do you have trouble understanding what your "aperture" is and how it works? This simple video is the first step in understanding how aperture works and what it effects.

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[larryjones]

Great job explaining this. This will clear things up for people just getting started or those confused with large/small apertures.

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appreciate these type of quick guides🙏🏼

[SchneeAufmKopf]

4min video is out since 3mins and already has 2 dislikes - i dont see the problem with such an informative video for beginners.

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[newpix]

Great vid! Quick and easy. Now all we gotta do is buy some quality glass for f1.8

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[baxtermarrison]

Hyperfocal techniques work well in group situation as the depth of field extends both in front of the plane of focus as well as behind. Focusing on the middle bobble head would have demonstrated this better.
I recall the F90 (from back in the film days) had a function to make this easy to use. A lot of modern glass does not show the focus range for each f-stop, a bit of a shame.
Loving your work.

[silverdoggg]

Now take the same shot at f2.8 but take a step or two back, your focal plane expands and MORE is in focus OR take a step closer or zoom in and less is in focus.

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[richardharmer]

Interesting how the lens zoomed slightly as you stopped down to f11, then zoomed back out as you went to f22... I presume you used a stationary tripod for these? If so, I guess it's a part of the optical design... interesting.

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[jonathan-rwmx]

So the smaller the F number gets the wider the aperture. Right?