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Re: Need budget replacement for broken kit lens - am I missing something?
In reply to oneluv,
3 months ago
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oneluv wrote:
It would actually be a difference from 1.8 to 3.5 (or 5 at 35mm), which I think (although I am certainly an amateur) would make a pretty big difference in mostly daytime indoor and outdoor photos. No?
f/5 compared to f/1.8 is 3 stops difference. Which means, for example:
You can have 1/60 instead of 1/8 at the same ISO
or for the same shutter speed, 200 ISO instead of 1600
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