Watch these Aperture Videos – Post Notes on your Blog

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1.

Aperture is the depth and field 

Amount of light hitting the sensor

As you go up in numbers it lets in less light 

If you go down in numbers you let in a lot of light 

When you make a change to the aperture You’re affecting the shutter speed 

2.

Make sure you pick the right spot to take the photo because whatever you want to stand out the rest of that pic will be blurred a little bit.

When your shutter is not opening in closing fast it can unblur certain things mainly the background 

Your aperture is low it can blur out the background 

When your aperture is high it can focus more on the background and not have it as much blur 

Careful about the depth  because if you’re taking a group picture sometimes it may blur out some people but if your depth is right you can get everyone without blurring out anymore