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Old 12-29-2017, 01:59 PM  
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Originally Posted by jsmih View Post
A smaller f number (closer to 1.0) means the shutter can be faster in a given situation (meaning less chance for blur from the subject moving or the camera shaking).
I noticed that even crappy 60 eur android phones have f/ number at 2.0 while decent point and shoots (that shoot better than lets say iphone 6, but maybe not better than iphone 7) has f/ number at 3.2-6.9 or something. Aka WAY worse than super cheap crappy smartphone. Can we assume it is only because smartphone cameras are small and not so much of a shutter work time etc (speaking in noob language here, lol)
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