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1.  I changed the camera setting to aperture priority by switching the dial (mode dial) to the A.
2. Either the picture gets more blurry behind the focused object/thing, or everything gets in focus
3. You would use it to focus on a specific item.

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This is a good photo for Deep Depth Of Field because you can see everything and its all not blurry. You can see the bridge and the water and everything all nice and blended together.

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This photo is a representative of Shallow Depth Of Field because it focuses on the kittens head and the rest of his body is blurred. Therefore you only focus on his head/face (which might I add is adorable)

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ISO 100, 50mm, 0ev, f/16, 1/60 seconds
In this photo you can really see the chain and the lock especially. Everything is in focus and everything is very defined, even the shadows are defined!

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ISO 100, 50mm, 0ev, f/8, 1/250 seconds
In the photo you can really see the definition in the chain and you can see the leaves on the ground are very defined and behind . the shadow of the tree its blurry so you focus on the chain and leaves.

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ISO 100, 50mm, 0ev, f/1.8, 1/4000 seconds
The definition of the chain is very defined and everything behind it is blurred out so you can focus on he chain only.

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ISO 100, 50mm, 0ev, f/16, 1/8 seconds
This photo is a perfect representative of deep depth of field because you can really see the definition of all three boxes and they are all in focus and you can see the depth behind them all.

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ISO 100, 50mm, 0ev, f/8, 1/30 seconds
In this photo you can see the depth of the boxes and how it blurs the farther you look back behind the first box.

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ISO 100, 50mm, 0ev, f/1.8, 1/500 seconds
In this photo you can really see the blurriness behind the first box.