As someone who is still learning about the fundamentals of photography, I have a question about this awesome photo which made it to the front page today: https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/8884337
The photographer used a wide aperture of f/2.8 to allow for plenty of light, given that it was a night shot, I assume. However, how does one achieve such deep depth of field with such a wide aperture? The building, lights, and planes in the distance are still sharp and in focus. Does a slow shutter speed compensate for the aperture?
The photographer used a wide aperture of f/2.8 to allow for plenty of light, given that it was a night shot, I assume. However, how does one achieve such deep depth of field with such a wide aperture? The building, lights, and planes in the distance are still sharp and in focus. Does a slow shutter speed compensate for the aperture?
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