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Why do two lenses with the same F-number give different amount of light?
Why do the following two lenses provide different amount of light?
In both images we have fixed focusing distance, distance to the object, ISO, shutter speed and F-number.
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Can't duplicate Auto results in M, Tv, and Av Canon 70D
I've been a an amateur photographer for several years. I understand the technical side and enjoy explaining it to others.
But...with my 70d, which I've owned for over a year, when I take an indoor ...
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Photography concepts using SX20
I've bought a Powershot sx20 half a year ago and I'm quite happy with it although I know it doesn't compare to a DSLR.
I've learning photography on my own: bought a 58mm ring and some filters (cpl, ...
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Canon Film SLR 28-80 mm lens with sunfilter; what should be my aperture settings and distance
With the Canon Film SLR 28-80 mm lens with sunfilter (I think it has zero impact on focal length) what should be my aperture settings, if I have to take pictures of people in crowd and restaurant to ...