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This image portrays deep depth of field because you can see the face of the cat. There is somewhat of a blur in the background.

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This image portrays deep depth of field because you can see down the stair case clearly and there is no blur.

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Shutter Speed:1/3000
Aperture: f/1.8
ISO: 200
In this picture it is really blurry. You can only see the middle box that is clear.

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Shutter Speed:1/125
Aperture: f/16
ISO: 200
In this picture it is medium depth of field. In this picture you cam see the first box clearly.

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Shutter Speed:1/90
Aperture: f/16
ISO: 450
In this photo you can see all three boxes in focus. The aperture is at a high number which mean everything is in focus.

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Shutter Speed:1/3000
Aperture: f/1.8
ISO:200
I like this picture because there is only a small portion that is clear I like that fact you can see the log a little that is clear.

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Shutter Speed:1/180
Aperture: f/8
ISO:200
In this picture it is you can see it clearly but it is not all the way in focus.

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Shutter Speed:1/80
Aperture:f/16
ISO: 200
This picture can out the best because of how clear it is. It is so cool. I like how this picture came out.

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1) You change the camera Aperture Priority by putting the settings on the camera to A.
2) When the aperture changes it determines whether the picture will be blurry or clear.
3) You use aperture priority when you want your photo to be blurry. It is bested used when you want to be more dramatic or only want to focus on one object