What is a small aperture? » Varder and icy lake

Using an aperture of f/8 meant that the varder (or pile of rocks) is in focus, as well as the mountains in the background.

Using an aperture of f/8 meant that the varder (or pile of rocks) is in focus, as well as the mountains in the background.

An aperture of f/5.6 meant that lots of the boats were in focus, not just one or two.

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