Tell me does the 'f' stop matter when choosing a lens?
Submitted by: MuhammadYes, lenses are usually specified as having a minimum and maximum 'f' stop rating; the 'f' stop is a measure of how efficiently the lens allows light from the scene, to pass through the lens and onto the camera CCD sensor. The maximum aperture (when the lens is fully open), is the minimum 'f' stop number and the minimum aperture, (just before the lens completely closes) is the maximum 'f' stop number.
Submitted by: Muhammad
Submitted by: Muhammad
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