Guide to Lens Filters in Photography
What are Stops of Light in Photography?
Before we go into detail about the lens filters, let us learn about ‘stops’ in light. A ‘stop’ in light is double the light or half the light. So one-stop open will add double the light to the photograph and a one-stop reduction will cut the available light by half. ‘Stop’ term is popularly used by photographers to adjust the available amount of light to a balanced level. A bigger ‘Stop’ range means a better dynamic range. Human eyes have an incredible 15 stops of dynamic range. In comparison, most modern cameras can only record up to 6 stops of light.
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