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This photos depth of field is shallow because it is mainly focusing on the car and tire. the background is blurry and everything else is blurry.

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This photo is deep depth of field because it is not only focusing on the car but the whole photo is clear.

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Apperture-200
ISO-F/16
Shutter Speed-1/125
This photos depth of field is deep because the whole photo is clear all around. it has little to no blurr to it. The main focus is the bush but the whole image is clear.

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Apperture-200
ISO-F/8
Shutter Speed-1/4000
This photos Depth of Field is Medium because some what of the picture is blurry and some is not. The background has some blurr to it but not much.

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Apperture-200
ISO-F/1.8
Shutter Speed-1/4000
This photos depth of field is Shallow because the background has a lot of blur to it. The bush is the main part of the picture, it is also the clearest part if the picture.

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Apperture-200
ISO-F/16
Shutter Speed-1/40
This photos depth of field is Shallow because it is focusing on one box only. The far box is the clearest, the middle box has some blurr, and the closest box is very blurry and hard to see.

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Apperture-200
ISO-F/8
Shutter Speed-1/200
This photos depth of field is medium because it is focusing on 2 objects and the 3rd one is a little blurry. The farthest box is the clearest one, the middle box is also clear, and the closest box has some blurr to it, enough to not be able to read.

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Apperture-200
ISO-F/1.8
Shutter Speed-1/4000
This photos depth of field is Deep because it is mainly focusing on the farthest box. If i were to zoom in i could read the farthest box, if I did the same to the closest box it would be impossible. The farthest box is the clearest one, the middle box has a small blurr to it, and the closet box has a ton of blurr.

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1. How did you change the camera setting to Aperture Priority?
- Shutter priority is basically the opposite to aperture priority. You set the shutter speed you want and the camera sets the aperture. To switch your camera to shutter priority, turn the dial on top of your camera to 'S'.

2. What happens to photographs when the aperture changes?
-  The aperture stop of a photographic lens can be adjusted to control the amount of light reaching the film or image sensor. ... Typically, a fast shutter will require a larger aperture to ensure sufficient light exposure, and a slow shutter will require a smaller aperture to avoid excessive exposure.

3. Why would you use Aperture priority and when is it best to use it.
- Among the four settings, Aperture Priority seems to be the most used by photographers. Perhaps it's because wide depth of field is such a fascinating technique to explore. But also because depth of field seems to be a more acceptable way to generally balance exposure than a slow shutter or higher ISO.