Assertion: aperture | /r/HasProperty | lower f-stop
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text: In terms of depth of field, they key to remember is this: the wider the aperture (lower f-stop), the more light you let in and also, the shallower the depth of field & the narrower the aperture (higher f-stop) the less light you let in and greater depth of field.
text: The larger the aperture (a low f/stop), the blurrier the background, or the less depth of field.
text: Practically speaking, this means lenses with larger apertures (low f-stop numbers) tend to be physically larger than their small aperture (high f-stop number) counterparts.
text: if you want to isolate your subject and have them pop off of the photograph, you want a shallower depth of field and to use larger apertures (lower f-stop).