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1. You change the camera to aperture priority by changing the
2. The photo either just focuses on main object and blurs the background. If it's a large aperture it softens background  details. This is what happens when the aperture changes.
3. Use aperture priority when you want to take a picture of a main object. It's best to use when you want to have a photo taken with the background either just into focus or softening background.

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This is deep depth of field because

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This is shallow depth of field because the main focus is

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Aperture 1/16               Shutter Speed 1/90           ISO 1000

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Aperture 1/16               Shutter Speed 1/90           ISO 1000

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In this photograph it's not completely focused on one thing. It's unique because all 3 boxes are still focused.

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Aperture f/8                 Shutter Speed 1/90           ISO 280

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Aperture f/8                 Shutter Speed 1/90           ISO 280

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In this photograph the first box is blurred. It seems to be more focused on the back 2. It's unique because it's focused on the 2 boxes.

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Aperture f/1.8             Shutter Speed 1/1500       ISO 200 

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Aperture f/1.8             Shutter Speed 1/1500       ISO 200 

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In this photograph the first box is completely out of focus. The background is also blurred. It's unique because the background is blurred along with the first bow.