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Shutter speed affects how much light enters the camera, while aperture affects how long the light enters the camera.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
alright thanks can you help me with somemore
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Sure
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What is it you need help with?
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IS this false
The advantage of a digital camera in taking nighttime photographs is that you can see the results right away.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
True
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how is it true
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Because my dad is a professional photoghraper and he says that with a film camera you would have to upload the film to a computer.
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Also film is not designed for getting the results quickly.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
oh okay and are you being serious about you dad?The smaller the f-stop, or f-value, the larger the opening in the aperture is.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
I think thats true
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Yes i'm serious about my dad. The answer to this is that it is true.
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okay thanks and this is the last one
For the best night photographs, you’ll need to have a camera with a shutter speed of about three to thirty seconds.
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