“Odd” Photos

There are a lot of numbers that come into play with photography

Russ Burden

Published June 10, 2013
Updated July 27, 2016

Shutter speeds, f-stops, focal lengths of lenses, digital sensor multiplying factors, and fill flash ratios are some of the more obvious ones.

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