How does a larger f-stop number affect depth of field and exposure?

• A. A larger f-stop (smaller aperture) increases depth of field and reduces light, often requiring slower shutter or higher ISO.
• B. A larger f-stop increases light intake and reduces depth of field.
• C. A larger f-stop has no effect on depth of field or exposure.
• D. A larger f-stop increases depth of field and increases shutter speed automatically.

Answer: (D)