How does shutter speed work with aperture?

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Ever wondered how shutter speed and aperture work together? 🤔

📷 Fast shutter speed = Freezes motion, less light
🌙 Slow shutter speed = Motion blur, more light
🔍 Wide aperture (f/1.4) = More light, blurry background
🌆 Narrow aperture (f/11) = Less light, everything sharp

Balance them right for perfect shots! Watch & learn!

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From: Do You Know

Date: February 20, 2025

39 thoughts on “How does shutter speed work with aperture?”

If fstop changes the focal length, why do we need different focal length lenses?

F8 was looking good then shadows got darker

Your consistency is inspiring—keep going

The way you explained this is SO clear. Thank you

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All depends on what you want to achieve

Absolutely! Beautiful job with this. It's a GREAT Tool to teach. The Majority of the time if you want to be the Best photographer, learn to shoot manually. I studied photography for years and I kept looking for that "Golden" ticket to photography. I shot Thousands and Thousands of photos and the Experts were right. In order to be an EXCEPTIONAL photographer there are three things you MUST do. Are you SERIOUSLY ready to Improve??? 1. Shoot 2. Shoot and 3. Shoot! (All on Manual).