p光圈和dc光圈的区别
In photography, the aperture is the hole in a lens that lets light into your camera.
在摄影中,光圈是镜头上的Kong,可让光线进入相机。
When you take a photo, the shutter inside your camera swings up and lets light hit the sensor. How much light hits the sensor is determined by two things: how long the shutter is open for and how big a hole—the aperture—the light has to get through. The more light that hits the sensor, the brighter the image. We’ve already looked at shutter speed, so let’s explore the aperture.
拍照时,相机内部的快门会向上摆动,让光线照射到传感器上。 多少光照射在传感器上取决于两件事:百叶窗打开多长时间以及光必须通过多少个Kong(光圈)。 照射到传感器的光越多,图像就越亮。 我们已经研究了快门速度 ,因此让我们探索光圈。
光圈如何运作 (How Aperture Works)
Imagine trying to fill a bucket of water in a rainstorm. The aperture is the size of the hole at the top of the bucket. If you’ve got three different buckets, each with the same capacity but a different sized hole, then the one with the biggest hole will fill up fastest. This is the same as what happens when you take a photo.
想象一下在一场暴雨中试图装满一桶水。 Kong径是铲斗顶部Kong的大小。 如果您有三个不同的铲斗,每个铲斗具有相同的容量,但Kong的大小不同,那么装满最大Kong的铲斗将最快装满。 这与拍摄照片时的情况相同。
If the aperture is really big, loads of light pours through, and you don’t have to hold the proverbial bucket out in the rain for