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WILL A BIGGER LENS BE ABLE TO CAPTURE MORE LIGHT?
To test that out I set up the camera manual in a controlled studio environment and took the same photo with both of the lenses. The answer was very clear. And the shots were exposed exactly the same.
This may be just a silly experiment but if you have any other ideas like these let me know.
#photographytip #DIYPhotography #nikoncreators
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@amandafrankstrobel
2 months ago
Very nice job of actually getting the shots so similar between the lenses. Nice video overall!
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