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often can actually improve the image. Because when I took this picture, not just I want the entire bridge will be sharp and focused, but I also want the lights on it to get the star effect. Therefore, I set the aperture at f22 and shutter speed 30 seconds. …

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… of dark images. What shutter speed and apertures you can use in a given situation are dictated by the available light, not by what you need to capture the subject. Even though you may want a 1/1000th of a second shutter and a f22 aperture to capture the action at a football game, it will not properly capture the scene at night. The faster you set your shutter speed, the less time light will have to imprint on the film/sensor. Likewise, if you use…