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1. How did you change the camera setting to Aperture Priority
To change the aperture priority you go to info to see the full display of aperture and shutter etc. then you make sure it is on aperture priority then use the dial to the desired aperture         2. What happens to photographs when the aperture changes
When the aperture changes it changes how much of the image is in focus and he depth of the image.
3. Why would you use Aperture priority and when is it best to use it
You use aperture priority to get the focus you want and the amount of depth there is. It is best to use it when you are trying to get a focus on something and want the background to blur or stay int he same focus.

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The ISO is about 200; F is 16 and shutter speed of 1\25 of a second.
This is deep depth of field because the whole image is in focus and the focus is even on the table streaks.

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The ISO is like 200; F is about 2.8;  1/2000 shutter speed of a second.
This is shallow depth of field because the background is blurry and the lights are circles which means the aperture is wider.

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ISO 100; F 16; 1/25 Shutter speed of a second
This is fully focused and the table starts to focus more.

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ISO 100; F 8; Shutter speed 1/100 of a second
This is medium because not all the picture is fully in focus. The second box starts to focus.

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ISO 100; F 1/8; 1/2000shutter speed of a second
This is shallow because the background is blurry and its focused on the first box.

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ISO 100; F 1/8; shutter speed 1/1600 of a second
This is a shallow depth of field because the main focus is the flower so the shutter is more directed on to the flower. The background is also blurry and the flower isn't.

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ISO 100; F/8; shutter speed of 1/100 of a second
this is medium depth of field because the flowers are starting to focus in the background but not fully focused.

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ISO 100; F/16; shutter speed of 1/25 of a second
This is deep depth of field because the flowers are all focused and there is no more blur in the background for the flowers.