Photographic shutters
ID: photographic-shutters
Photographic shutters are mechanical or electronic devices in cameras that control the amount of time that light is allowed to hit the camera's sensor or film. The primary function of a shutter is to create an exposure by allowing light to enter the camera for a predetermined duration. Shutters play a crucial role in photography by influencing exposure settings, motion blur, and overall image quality.
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