This document discusses different camera settings used to take various photos, including settings that create shallow or deep focus, blur backgrounds, and control exposure. It explains that a photo of a phone screen used an aperture of 4.5 to blur the background while keeping the screen clear, while photos of shoes and glasses used lower apertures to focus on the subjects and blur backgrounds. A photo of Vaseline also used a lower aperture to focus on the subject while still showing the background.

1. Camera Experimentation

2. This photo was taken on aperture
4.5 to get the background blurred
but also to make the phone
screen clear and crisp. This also
had a 5.6 f-stop. These settings
create a shallow focus on the
image.

3. This photo was taken using the
automatic focus, and this creates a
clear photo of the shoes and grass. It
also had an f-stop of 13. this photo
has a deep focus on it.

4. This photo used a low
aperture to blur the
background, this makes the
focus on the glasses and
face.

5. This photo was taken
using a 9.3 aperture to still
show what the
background is but putting
the focus on the Vaseline.

6. This image was taken on a
short shutter speed and an
aperture of 5.6. The

7. This photo was taken on a low
shutter speed and this caused a
lot of light to be let in creating a
high exposure of light.