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1. You have to change the dial to A
2.When the aperture goes higher it makes the photo more focused and the lower it goes down it gets more blurry.
3. You use aperture priority to get the right depth of field and to get great portrait pictures

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Iso: 100
50mm
Shutter Speed:1/2000
It is shallow depth of field. The front is the only thing that is focused and the rest is blurry.

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ISO: 100
50mm
Shutter Speed:1/100
it is medium depth of field . Now it is focused on the front and middle box. But the last box is still blurry.

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ISO:100
50mm
Shutter Speed: 1/25
It's deep depth of field. It is focused on all three boxes now and now theres barley any blur

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ISO:100
50mm
Shutter Speed:1/2000
It is shallow depth of field. it is mainly focused on small part of the grass and the rest of the picture is blurry

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ISO:100
50mm
Shutter Speed:1/50
this is medium depth of field. Like half of the picture is in focus and the half is blurred.

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ISO:100
50mm
Shutter Speed:1/50
This is deep depth of field. The whole picture seems to be focus.

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ISO: 100
Shutter Speed 1/250
This picture very shallow depth of field. It seems to be only focused on piece of bob wire. The rest of the whole picture is blurry.

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ISO: 100
Shutter Speed: 1/250
This is deep depth of field. All the apples seem to be in focus exempt the last two.