Every Single Effect of Aperture in Photography, Explained
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Every Single Effect of Aperture in Photography, Explained
Aperture (AKA f-stop) is one of the most important camera settings! In this video, I introduce aperture and explains everything it does in photography. Whether you're a beginner or an expert in photography, there's a good chance you'll find something useful in this video. If you have a question about aperture or any of the things it can do in ...
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