I don’t understand how using a flash can freeze motion better than ambient light. In the end, isn’t it all just light hitting the sensor?
I don’t understand why it would do this. I mean it’s not necessarily like the camera knows and is like “Oh they’re using flash, I’ll be nice and give them a sharper picture’. I mean obviously they don’t think like that, but all in all it’s light luminating the subject and hitting the sensor, why does something like the source of the light affect how much motion can appear in your image?
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Imagine it was super dim. To get an image you’d need to leave the shutter open for a super long time. And everything will move around and get blurred.
likewise if you make it super bright you can have the shutter open a super short time. A flash makes it super bright
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