How to choose your Aperture

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Learning about aperture is exciting when you start out in photography. But many people choose less than optimal apertures for their shots when they're just starting out.

This video explains why it's not always ideal to shoot with your lens wide open, or with a really small aperture either, and why you should compose all of your shots from an aperture like F8, and go from there!

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James

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