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This document discusses various digital camera settings including resolution, exposure, ISO speed, depth of field, and macro mode. It explains that resolution controls the amount of detail in an image, with higher resolutions providing more detail but larger file sizes. Exposure is affected by aperture and shutter speed settings, which can be adjusted based on lighting conditions and whether the subject is moving. ISO speed impacts shutter speed and aperture combinations, with higher ISO allowing faster speeds in darker conditions. Macro mode is used to focus closely on subjects, increasing the aperture for a shallow depth of field. Digital zoom digitally enlarges images while optical zoom uses the camera's actual lenses to zoom.
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