Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Photography major - What do you mean by long exposure?
What do you mean by long exposure?
Exposure is related to shutter, aperture and film sensitivity. Long exposure is a way to choose a slow shutter and a large aperture (small F value). The advantage is that you can take a clearer picture of the dim scenery. The sensitivity of film is fixed. If it is a digital camera, you can adjust the sensitivity to make the image clear, but high sensitivity will increase noise.
Ending: Long exposure is often used to shoot night scenes. By choosing a slow shutter and a large aperture.
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