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But there are still advantages. With a larger aperture the sensor/film is receiving more light which means the shutter speed can be increased. If the subject
by swimfar 13y ago
But there are still advantages. With a larger aperture the sensor/film is receiving more light which means the shutter speed can be increased. If the subject isn't perfectly still this can result in decreased blurriness. It's been a while since my HS photography class but I think that's correct.
- alkonaut 13y agoYes, my wall of text above applies to static subjects and cameras only. Whether the freezing of subjects results in more information (detail) or less (without movement info) is subjective.