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Aperture: f/1.8, ISO: 100, Shutter Speed: 1/50s
In this picture the background is so blurred, but the front box is on focus. This grabs the viewer's attention to the front box.

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Aperture: f/8, ISO: 100, Shutter Speed: 0.4s
In this picture the backgroundis kind of blurry, but not as much as the previous picture. This photo does not seem so interesting to me, because it looks like it is out of focus

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Aperture: f/16, ISO: 100, Shutter Speed: 1.3s
In this picture the background and all the boxes are on focus. This picture looks pretty sharp and clear.

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Aperture: f/1.8, ISO: 100, Shutter Speed: 0.8s
In this picture the background is blureed out. The front camera is on focus. In my opinion this picture is so unique and interesring.

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Aperture: f/8, ISO: 100, Shutter Speed: 0.8s
In this picture the cameras on the back are a little bit out of focus. The front camera is on focus. This picture looks not so professional.

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Aperture: f/16, ISO: 100, Shutter Speed: 2.0s
In this picture all the cameras are on focus. The background is on focus too. The clearness of this picture is so satisfying to me.

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Everything in this picture is clear and sharp. Everything is on focus. I really like this picture and I think it is very beautiful. I thik the aperture of this picture is on f/16.

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The background of this picture is completely blurred out. The cat's face is completely on focus and sharp. You can completely see the details of its face. I think the aperture is on f/1.8.

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1) To change the camera to aperture priority, the mode dial must be on "A." By using the command dial we can change the aperture.
2) By changing aperture, the area of focus changes. If the aperture is small then, the objects around the focussed object is blurry besides the focus point; but if it's larger, then the objects become much clearer around the focussed object.
3) Aperture is important, because it adds effects to the photographs and make them look more interesting.  Different apertures are useful for taking pictures of landscapes and portraits.