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**yxn2dC07** · 04-28-2008, 02:21 AM

larger aper. size in bright conditions would most likely end up with faster shutter speeds and would most likely be sharper. i am guessing tho ..

Well, as far as motion blur is concerned it would be sharper, but in general less of the image would be in focus and the elements that are in focus would be less sharp. I would suggest, however, starting with normal, well exposed, technically sound images just in case you decide you don't want to process them in the 70s style.

04-28-2008, 02:21 AM	#6
yxn2dC07 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 548 Senior Member	larger aper. size in bright conditions would most likely end up with faster shutter speeds and would most likely be sharper. i am guessing tho .. Well, as far as motion blur is concerned it would be sharper, but in general less of the image would be in focus and the elements that are in focus would be less sharp. I would suggest, however, starting with normal, well exposed, technically sound images just in case you decide you don't want to process them in the 70s style.
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